- Report: #221087
Complaint Review: The Results Group - Pheonix Arizona
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The Results Group
3219 E. Camelback Road #559 Pheonix, 85018 Arizona, U.S.A.
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800-573-9031
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The Results Group Telemarketing Ripoff Arizona
I've been getting cell phone calls from 1-800-573-9031 for a couple weeks now. I never answer my phone unless I know who's calling. After getting these annoying calls more than twice a day, I decided to answer.
A man (I never got a name) started off the conversation by saying that he knew I was looking for a home-based business and he had a great opportunity for me. He then told me to listen to a prerecorded message that would explain more about the company. This recording is a boring 5 minutes long that basically tells you that they host a website for you promoting Amazon.com and WindowsCasino and you can make money off of people that were reffered from your site. How they get to your site, I don't know. If you're like me, you'll just type amazon.com and click go.
After the recording, a girl (again, no name) comes on the phone explaining that you can either sign up for one or two of the sites. Supposedly, the Ebay sites were already sold out. For one site, the cost would be about $250+. Without asking if I was interested, she began asking me for my address where she could mail my checks. She gave me a bogus address and asked if it was mine. Of course, I said no. She then told me that they'd been having problems with the sites and asked me for my correct address. I told her I wouldn't give her that information because I wasn't sure if I was interested yet.
After telling her that I'd like to speak to my husband before I made any commitment, she asked me why I needed to speak with him. I told her that I always talk to him about anything we do financially (which was none of her business anyway). She then told me that she was giving me a special rate that could only be done during this phone conversation. Again, I told her I'd have to speak to my husband. She then asked me if I had to talk to him every time I went grocery shopping, and after replying yes, she finally hung up.
I was never actually interested in this company, but I was tired of their calls. I wanted to find out who they were and what they were about. I looked them up on this site, and got more information. My husband was once scammed out of money over the phone before and I want to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else so I wrote this report for others to see. Please, do not be fooled by any of these people!
Cindy
Fort Pierce, Florida
U.S.A.
A man (I never got a name) started off the conversation by saying that he knew I was looking for a home-based business and he had a great opportunity for me. He then told me to listen to a prerecorded message that would explain more about the company. This recording is a boring 5 minutes long that basically tells you that they host a website for you promoting Amazon.com and WindowsCasino and you can make money off of people that were reffered from your site. How they get to your site, I don't know. If you're like me, you'll just type amazon.com and click go.
After the recording, a girl (again, no name) comes on the phone explaining that you can either sign up for one or two of the sites. Supposedly, the Ebay sites were already sold out. For one site, the cost would be about $250+. Without asking if I was interested, she began asking me for my address where she could mail my checks. She gave me a bogus address and asked if it was mine. Of course, I said no. She then told me that they'd been having problems with the sites and asked me for my correct address. I told her I wouldn't give her that information because I wasn't sure if I was interested yet.
After telling her that I'd like to speak to my husband before I made any commitment, she asked me why I needed to speak with him. I told her that I always talk to him about anything we do financially (which was none of her business anyway). She then told me that she was giving me a special rate that could only be done during this phone conversation. Again, I told her I'd have to speak to my husband. She then asked me if I had to talk to him every time I went grocery shopping, and after replying yes, she finally hung up.
I was never actually interested in this company, but I was tired of their calls. I wanted to find out who they were and what they were about. I looked them up on this site, and got more information. My husband was once scammed out of money over the phone before and I want to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else so I wrote this report for others to see. Please, do not be fooled by any of these people!
Cindy
Fort Pierce, Florida
U.S.A.
