Mike
River Edge,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, April 04, 2007
this is your own fault. I mean you say the following: I twenty question him and got bad vibes right away. Plus he knew none of my sons in high school. we got talked into a magazine which we did not need I knew in my heart it was a scam A similiar incident occurred to me over 22 years ago in New Mexico So you knew it was a scam, it's happened before, you hadbad vibes, but YOU DID IT ANYWAY? People today need to wake up and start realizing the world isn't a nice place and keep themselves up to date on scams and educate themselves to recognize when they are being taken advantage of, not to mention let their hormonal teenage daughters make the financial decisions in the household.
Stephen
Vancouver,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, April 04, 2007
22 years ago, you may very well have been duped by the very same Magcrew, controlled by Vinnie Pitts, that your unsuspecting and enthusiastic daughter fell for. He has been taking money to the tune of MILLIONS of dollars. a lot of it lost to the legit economy from our porches for longer than that. Why? He can. simple as that. Our lawmakers have just never made it a priority to watchdog this industry, but let me tell you, like Capone and the mob, these Magscum Mgrs WILL get noticed someday by the darkest and MOST unforgiving and all-powerful beauracracies, the IRS. Because when our Government and Lawmakers are asleep at the wheel. they seem to sit up and take notice when there is REVENUE to be had. Vinnie, like R. Wood, Joe Edge, L. Ellis and a long list of punks who get rich taking your hard earned dollars, well, lets hope they live long enough to fall under the eyes of Uncle Sam. Karma baby. YOU can go to bed saying you did a days work for a days pay. they never have, can or will. Getabunch!