- Report: #152516
Complaint Review: Omni North Leap - Santa Ana California
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Omni North Leap
1700 South Grand Avenue, Suite 500 Santa Ana, 92705 California, U.S.A.
Phone:
800-677-1641
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Omni North Leap ripoff, they are Shamsters, work-at-home scam Santa Ana California
Omni North Leap advertises as a make money from home deal doing data entry in your local newspaper's want ads. I've learned unfortunately that most work from home advertisements are scams as this one is.
Before you commit to anything. Call the 1-800-677-1641 and once you get the name and location of the company, tell them you will call them back. The company does not have a website, but you can type "omni north leap" in google and find out rather quickly that this company is suspect.
Remember even if the company has a website, do not necessarily take that as a sign that the company is legitimate. Also go to bbb.org and find the local better business bureau for the company's address to see if any complaints have been filed.
Do this for all work from home advertisements. Get the company name and website info if there is one, and tell them you will call them back. If they are at all pushy, that will make them suspect.
Talked to a Nancy Burton. I got the money back but not the membership fee portion. I sent all of the stuff back. After looking at the poorly written and outdated manual and the diskette containing outdated information, I knew I needed to go no further. I learned my lesson.
Linda
Ogden, Washington
U.S.A.
Before you commit to anything. Call the 1-800-677-1641 and once you get the name and location of the company, tell them you will call them back. The company does not have a website, but you can type "omni north leap" in google and find out rather quickly that this company is suspect.
Remember even if the company has a website, do not necessarily take that as a sign that the company is legitimate. Also go to bbb.org and find the local better business bureau for the company's address to see if any complaints have been filed.
Do this for all work from home advertisements. Get the company name and website info if there is one, and tell them you will call them back. If they are at all pushy, that will make them suspect.
Talked to a Nancy Burton. I got the money back but not the membership fee portion. I sent all of the stuff back. After looking at the poorly written and outdated manual and the diskette containing outdated information, I knew I needed to go no further. I learned my lesson.
Linda
Ogden, Washington
U.S.A.
