John
Memphis,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, April 06, 2004
Their website looks like something my little brother in high school banged together in a weekend. The 'Copyright 2000' notice on the sites pages do not inspire much confidence either. The sites offerings look rather dismal as well, here's just a few: Girls In Swimsuits !! NFL Schedules !!! Sports Scores !! Sports Records !! Vegas Odds !!! Sports Polls !!! ESPN.....look out........ Now you know why Nick has to make his profit on the 'bookmarks'. There simply aren't enough morons available to pay money for accessing this web site to keep it afloat.
Nick
Aliso Viejo,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, April 05, 2004
We pride ourselves on providing full disclosure to anyone interested in working with our company. Karen was sent a letter prior to her calling us that states that the optional flyers are 24-39 cents each. She requested 8,000 flyers and we told her that they were 24 cents each. We even tape recorded "Karen, do you understand that PWS will charge your credit card $1,920 for 8,000 PWS flyers at 24 cents each?" She replied, "YES". We told her that her minimum payment to her credit card company towards that full amount charged should be around $15-$45 per month. Just like when you buy a car on credit; you may pay $20,000 for the car and have a minimum monthly payment of $300, etc. Credit card companies give you two options when your bill comes each month, you can pay the full amount due or the minimum payment due. Karen was told in writing and on tape the cost of the optional flyers. Karen obviously did not read the letter we sent her or paid attention to the tape-recorded contract she entered into. She did not pay to go to work for us; she chose to purchase optional promotional flyers. We have never charged anyone to work for our company. If she wanted to make her own promotional materials or promote without any flyers she had that option. We made it clear in her letter that the flyers are optional. We are not listed as a "bad" company with the BBB, we have responded to all complaints. The BBB actually called us and offered us a BBB membership but we did not want to pay the large annual fee required to be a member. We understand that in today's business climate you cannot make everyone happy, even if you fully disclose all of the terms upfront before a final decision is made. It's unfortunate that a small percentage of society will compromise their own integrity to try and make a company look bad. Most of our customers and people that work with us are happy. Even the biggest companies in the world get complaints from people as a scare tactic to try and get out of a promise/contract that they entered into. Even when the company did nothing wrong at all. We have always kept our promise and honor the contracts we issue. Unfortunately, some people don't believe in keeping a promise or honoring contracts and will even lie or make up stories in attempt to extort money from a legitimate company.
Gregg
Fresno,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, April 03, 2004
There is a term, 'figures don't lie, but liars figure.' Well, somebody named Nick thinks they are a pretty slick figurer. I recommend anybody stuck with a load of these fliers attach personal testimonials to them and circulate them.