Jenn1622
colorado springs,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, March 12, 2013
I almost found myself in your shoes. I found what I thought would be a good way to earn some extra money from home before I was laid off. Funnily enough, I'd only been looking for a few ebooks online when this company "Profit web systems" popped up. My computer automatically inputs all my data into ANY empty feilds. It sent off payment before I could stop it!! I thought I'd lost $97 that fast.
Then I call the customer service center which is apparently named "members learning center", told them what happened and they told me I had to go through the 30 days too in order to get my refund. I go back to my checking account and I see another ding for an extra $27!!
Freaking out, I called my bank (FirstBank) and told them what had happend and what I was told. My checking account card is VISA. The rebuttals department head told me that NOBODY is allowed to hold your money if you decide you made a mistake and want that money back. He said it espicially goes against VISA laws and regualtions. He said it didn't matter if my computer malfunctioned or if I actually approved the transaction or not. He said they are NOT allowed to hold your money once they ask for a refund.
My suggestion is to call your bank. Hopeing you have VISA....they will return most (if not all) of your money and then YOUR BANK will personally go after these scammers themselves and you will no longer be part of the situation. They will also moniter your account afterwards to make sure no other companies with the same 'signatures' can charge your account in the future.
Hope this helps. My banker took a huge burden off my shoulders and this all happened in a matter of hours!!
Good luck
DaveJ
Park Ridge,#3Author of original report
Mon, March 11, 2013
After I received a "rebuttal" from the BBB on my complaint, I answered the rebuttal. Checking for a response to that I found that my case was closed. However, I did notice that "The Coaching Department" now falls under the new title of " eVertex Solutions, LLC" BEWARE!, this is just another way they cover and hide.
DaveJ
Park Ridge,#4Author of original report
Fri, February 15, 2013
The Coaching Department ebusinesslearning, members learning center. Pyramid scam, racked up credit cards with false promises Internet, Utah This is a follow up to my initial report filed on the Coaching Department. I filed a formal complaint with the Utah BBB. The response from the Coaching Department is they have done nothing wrong. Big Suprise!
They claim that 3 days is long enough for the access to on-line learning, if you know if it's right for you or not. They also claim that the flood of phone calls that follow to get you to "up-grade" has nothing really to do with them, and that at no time do they say that any of the up grades are necessary for the business to work. They fall further back on " It is up to each individual to put in the time to make their business work".
I countered their claim, but worry that nothing will be settle. I probably will never see any money, in fact I have to file for bankruptcy. This scam the Coaching Department and all the affliated groups that contact you upon trying to start a business, is sickening, because they actually hide behind almost being legit.
All I can say to all that read my reports, is stay away from the Coaching Department, if you are considering it, and if you have been burnt by them like I have, I hope that if enough of us file against these jerks, something justice may come out of it.