Complaint Review: PushTraffic Push Traffic Jp Raygoza John Raygoza Ted Molina - Los Angeles California

  A very experienced lawyer who sues those who ripoff or defraud, has filed a racketeering clas s action suit on behalf of 43 persons who were ripped off by Raygoza and his gang of cronies.
    If you or anyone you know was a victim of PushTraffic, IncFortune, or newer companies run by these people, you can check this out by emailing Dr. Jonathan  Levy who is the lawyer who took this on for us all, on a contingency basis.
  He can be found on Google with his company Brimstone & Co. Washington, D.C.

   His lawsuit was filed in July I think, and he inviotes people to contact him if you were taken advantage of by this group of internet scam artists who promise to set up your web sites and you will get enough income in 30 days to pay off the charges for their services. 
   Raygoza as well as Hernan assured that to me and many many others, charging up to $50,000 for this workshop in California, or for $10,000 some were promised you would get unique customized websites that they assure you can generate minimums of $4 to $7000
weekly starting in as few as 3 days.
    Raygoza the head of this conspiracy group told me on the phone that I could get a 100% refund up to a  year later if I chose that, and he would not oppose that.
   That was not in writing however.  I did amend the contract they sent me, which they said was to protect them from getting their top secret inside information from being ripped off.  Truth is they had no such secret info and their contract was made to cover them by the phrasing, inside secret proprietary info. that can not be revealed.

    Anyway, they browbeat and avoid calls, and threaten you before you even get in the program, that you have been charged and you have no way to get a refund.

    These are real low life, taking money even from a guy who they knew was facing death with a serious illness that put him in the hospital for 3 months in an ICU. HJis posting on Ripoff Report can be read.
    I hope that the Attorney General of California takes on the case. So complain ifu have reason, and can testify to their lying, defrauding, misrepresenting ways.

Unfortunately you have been ripped off by the same man/organization as countless others have. John Paul Raygoza, Ted Molina and Raygoza's many companies have been using the same tactics to milk people's credit cards under false pretenses for years. They add insult to injury with totally false promises and useless information/products.

They used the same fraudulent phishing tactics on me, and though I realized almost immediately that the whole object of the sales pitch was to get my credit card information, it was too late to save me the charges on my card.

Once you sign their document (falsely represented verbally as a confidentiality/non-disclosure agreement) you are on the hook for whatever amount is printed in it. That amount is only limited by the amount your CC provider will allow them to take - which is usually more than your credit limit, and enough to put you into overdraft. They do it usually in multi smaller charges in order to "fly under the radar" of the bank's protective measures.

In the end, Raygoza will fight "tooth and nail" to avoid any return of your money, and armed with the infamous "agreement" he usually succeeds. All the while telling you "roll with the punches" and "get over it" - a thoroughly despicable specimen of the human race.

There is hope - he is being investigated by an LAPD computer crime task force, but the wheels of justice move slowly. There are other avenues and if you would like to join the group of us who are actively pursuing justice and working to prevent others from falling victim to his schemes, check out (((Redacted)))


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