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Complaint Review: The Perfect Matrix - Washington District of Columbia
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The Perfect Matrix
Washington, District of Columbia, U.S.A.
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The Perfect Matrix is The Perfect SCAM! *UPDATED info
This report is on a company that calls itself THE PERFECT MATRIX. After reading this, I think that you'll conclude that it is something less than perfect.
You've seen the ad: We Will Pay You $975 Then Buy You A Brand New Car And Then Pay Off Your Mortgage. Sound too good to be true? That's because it is. However, their website is very tempting and convincing. So much so that I joined THE PERFECT MATRIX on September 13, 2001. I paid the $104 through PayPal, which is the amount that is required to purchase an ad with them and to be placed in their forced matrix pay plan.
I then waited for my confirmation email to arrive with my ID and my password and website to promote, etc. Usually these emails come almost instantly. I waited, and waited. Now days have gone by. Still nothing. I emailed them and was told that as soon as PayPal processes my account I would receive a confirmation email.
Couple of more days go by. I call PayPal and they confirm that they took the money out of my account and deposited it into THE PERFECT MATRIX account. I send all the details to THE PERFECT MATRIX and they say that they never got the funds. Subsequently, I have sent many emails to them; all are now ignored. I have even emailed people who are advertising THE PERFECT MATRIX; they don't respond.
At any rate, I have been scammed out of $104 by THE PERFECT MATRIX. If I were you, I would stay clear of this opportunity, which should be known as THE PERFECT SCAM!
You've seen the ad: We Will Pay You $975 Then Buy You A Brand New Car And Then Pay Off Your Mortgage. Sound too good to be true? That's because it is. However, their website is very tempting and convincing. So much so that I joined THE PERFECT MATRIX on September 13, 2001. I paid the $104 through PayPal, which is the amount that is required to purchase an ad with them and to be placed in their forced matrix pay plan.
I then waited for my confirmation email to arrive with my ID and my password and website to promote, etc. Usually these emails come almost instantly. I waited, and waited. Now days have gone by. Still nothing. I emailed them and was told that as soon as PayPal processes my account I would receive a confirmation email.
Couple of more days go by. I call PayPal and they confirm that they took the money out of my account and deposited it into THE PERFECT MATRIX account. I send all the details to THE PERFECT MATRIX and they say that they never got the funds. Subsequently, I have sent many emails to them; all are now ignored. I have even emailed people who are advertising THE PERFECT MATRIX; they don't respond.
At any rate, I have been scammed out of $104 by THE PERFECT MATRIX. If I were you, I would stay clear of this opportunity, which should be known as THE PERFECT SCAM!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
So far, I haven't found a legitimate business at that address
#20
Tue, January 15, 2002
They filed the following to the above Rip-Off Report: Their email: [email protected] Their name: Camy (Rose) Their relationship to the company: Owner Rebuttal: Here is the address to THE PERFECT MATRIX. This is, at the very least, where they accept payments! 2020 Pennsylvania Ave, NW Suite #404 Washington, DC 20006 So far, I haven't found a legitimate business at that address, but I will keep looking. If I have to, I'll hop on the train and go downtown. I'd be very interested in knowing where all of that money goes. Where I used to work was only a few city blocks from this address on Pennsylvania Ave, and generally, I had a good idea of the businesses in the area. If my internet quieries or phone calls don't pan out, I may just have to go see for myself!
