- Report: #236600
Complaint Review: Planet Antares - Culver City California
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Planet Antares
5700 Buckingham Pkwy #200 Culver City, 90230 California, United States of America
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310-342-5300
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Planet Antares - Vending Machine, Triple priced, False Promises, False approval, Requires ten percent down , Cash or preapproved credit charges, Binding contract , No way out!, ripoff No proof of service Culver City California
I was contacted by these people that offered a so-called great way to start a business for your self with little effort. They said they would only approved 13 business in the Jackson Ms area. How do I proved that? They would only approve those who qualified. it amazing that they qualified me because they knew that I could charge this on an American Express Card.
I charged $3,000.00 then I had to pay it back in thirty days. Needless to say, I lost $3,000.00 Instantly. Now there is a contract that say they can sue me for the remaining balance of $27,000.00 with no obligation on there side. How can this be fair or legal? I need my Money! Don't trust this company no one second. Thanks
Jerry Jackson, Mississippi
U.S.A.
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I charged $3,000.00 then I had to pay it back in thirty days. Needless to say, I lost $3,000.00 Instantly. Now there is a contract that say they can sue me for the remaining balance of $27,000.00 with no obligation on there side. How can this be fair or legal? I need my Money! Don't trust this company no one second. Thanks
Jerry Jackson, Mississippi
U.S.A.
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1 Updates & Rebuttals
Adolph
Elkhart 46517,Indiana,
U.S.A.
Planet Antares?
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, October 25, 2007
Here's an interesting tid bit on this outfit. In 1996 Planet Antares was ordered by the Federal Trade Comission to pay 1 million dollars "in consumer redress" for misrepresenting their machines:
ftc.gov/opa/1996/07/orion.shtm
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Looks like a good company to aavoid, eh?
