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Complaint Review: Profit Masters Academy - Internet
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Brooksie -
Lehigh Acres, Florida, United States of America
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Profit Masters Academy
Internet, United States of America
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www.profitmastersacademy.com
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Profit Masters Academy Profit Masters Academy, Scams Internet
Don't DO THIS under any circumstances!!!
As a senior on small sixed income, I foolishly gave in to the lure of "income at home"...using my computer. $97 was charged to my credit card, in return for their "generous" offer of 30 days to start making money. This was to start with a "consult" with someone who would call me and walk me through the process.
The call came, and I was "prescreened by someone who was "qualifying" me. He asked enough questions to learn that I had a decent credit rating and a couple credit cards, and then he set about trying to talke me to the point of how much I was willing to invest. I pushed him for the "bottom line" - what was the smallest amount I would have to invest to get started, and it started at $4,000.
No way I was about to do that, with or without a "counselor", and I immediately set about getting my $97.00 back. I wish!!!
I finally got a representative via the support desk, and told her that I in no way intended to keep the program, had not recieved the program yet, and didn't want it. I wanted the $97.00 back. After asking to a supervisor who was "not available", I was assured that although I could NOT get my money back BEFORE the 30 days, that if I call back 30 days after the date I signed up, I can receive a full refund.
They would have given me a 50% refund today, since it's only been half a month!!! I'm livid, feel utterly stupid, but WAYYYY smarter than before. Thank God it was less than a hundred dollars. I'll be calling on Nov. 17, and again Nov. 18 if they insist. I'm afraid that if I actually wait til the 18th they'll tell me it's over 30 days, even though they assured me that won't happen. Why should I believe them?
As a senior on small sixed income, I foolishly gave in to the lure of "income at home"...using my computer. $97 was charged to my credit card, in return for their "generous" offer of 30 days to start making money. This was to start with a "consult" with someone who would call me and walk me through the process.
The call came, and I was "prescreened by someone who was "qualifying" me. He asked enough questions to learn that I had a decent credit rating and a couple credit cards, and then he set about trying to talke me to the point of how much I was willing to invest. I pushed him for the "bottom line" - what was the smallest amount I would have to invest to get started, and it started at $4,000.
No way I was about to do that, with or without a "counselor", and I immediately set about getting my $97.00 back. I wish!!!
I finally got a representative via the support desk, and told her that I in no way intended to keep the program, had not recieved the program yet, and didn't want it. I wanted the $97.00 back. After asking to a supervisor who was "not available", I was assured that although I could NOT get my money back BEFORE the 30 days, that if I call back 30 days after the date I signed up, I can receive a full refund.
They would have given me a 50% refund today, since it's only been half a month!!! I'm livid, feel utterly stupid, but WAYYYY smarter than before. Thank God it was less than a hundred dollars. I'll be calling on Nov. 17, and again Nov. 18 if they insist. I'm afraid that if I actually wait til the 18th they'll tell me it's over 30 days, even though they assured me that won't happen. Why should I believe them?
