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Complaint Review: Success Marketing Services - Ft. Lauderdale Florida
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Success Marketing Services
4631 NW 31st Ave, #121 Ft. Lauderdale, 33309 Florida, U.S.A.
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Success Marketing Services Promised to pay good money to mail gift certificates - NOT!! Ripoff Ft. Lauderdale Florida
Like many other honest folks out there trying to find a work from home business, I got suckered big time from this company. With the promise of advance payments for mailing gifts certificates, I was eager to get started.
This company had four income packages to choose from with varying income levels. Also, the gift certificates could be used by us if we needed them. I tried to check out this business to see if it was legit, but no info available except the LLC information found in the State of Florida website for looking for corporations information.
Sadly, I sent in my payment only to realize four weeks later that I was duped when they promised to ship my package in 10 days. I sent them a letter demanding a refund or I would notify the US Attorney General and US Postmaster for mail fraud. Looks like I have some letter writing to do.
Do not fall for this. I also received a letter from Mailing Processing Systems for a similar program, but I thought to check this one out and sure enough, it was right here on the RipOff Report to stay away. Thanks, I will.
Melissa
Bogalusa, Louisiana
U.S.A.
This company had four income packages to choose from with varying income levels. Also, the gift certificates could be used by us if we needed them. I tried to check out this business to see if it was legit, but no info available except the LLC information found in the State of Florida website for looking for corporations information.
Sadly, I sent in my payment only to realize four weeks later that I was duped when they promised to ship my package in 10 days. I sent them a letter demanding a refund or I would notify the US Attorney General and US Postmaster for mail fraud. Looks like I have some letter writing to do.
Do not fall for this. I also received a letter from Mailing Processing Systems for a similar program, but I thought to check this one out and sure enough, it was right here on the RipOff Report to stay away. Thanks, I will.
Melissa
Bogalusa, Louisiana
U.S.A.
