Jene Miller
Arleta,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, June 24, 2009
Sorry, to hear about your problem but Tracy is not completely at fault. She was stipped by the FTC (Fed. Trade Commission) because they said she couldn't and shouldn't have taken up front money. "Bull s**t" I say: If she didn't get up front money she probably would never (in most case's) be paid as she is dealing with some people who don't pay their bills. The FTC shut her down and has had he company tied up and all her records. They won't let her back into business and have frozen everything she owns. They picked on her out of about 500 different credit people because she was making money and was giving a service. They let the other ones slide because they are not making money because they are phonies. Tracy asked to let her contact her people and square away who she was working on, they would not comply. Tracy has since become very ill and has not worked a day since then, she is depressed because a lot of people counted on her and she is not able to help them all because of the lousy FTC. They should try picking on the real scamers. Tracy has been in business for many years and done one hell of a job. Tracy is down but not out. Give it time and lets see what happens. Don't be so quick as to condemn her blame the Fed. Trade commission for being such jerk offs.