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Complaint Review: The Zaken Company Quick-sell Liquadators - Chatsworth California
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The Zaken Company Quick-sell Liquadators
21032 Devonshire St., Suite 202A Chatsworth, 91311 California, U.S.A.
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253-582-8427
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The Zaken Company Quick-sell Liquidators ripoff scam deceptive company fraudulent business Chatsworth California*UPDATE: Rip-off Report Investigation many complaints posted by a competitor, new policies in place, easy refund policy, excellent business opportunity - Consumers can feel confident and secure when doing business with Zaken Corp
Report from Mr.Zaken stated a good home business to make $4,280 or more each month from your home in your spare time. You enroll as a merchandise locator and use stationary and business cards designed by him and promises to get you business.
You call, send letters and fax businesses for surplus property for liquidation. When you for find such merchandise, you make a bid using his formula to the property owner to buy the goods at liquidation prices. When the owner of the goods accept the bid. He is asked to send a letter on his stationary stating he has accepted the bid along with three samples to his liquidation office (Quick-Sell Inc) and they are suppose to contact the owner of the goods to pay for the goods, pick up the merchandise and dispose of the goods through buyers he has for this merchandise.
That's when the wheel stopped turning. No merchandise was purchased, no payment to the locator and no contact was made with the owner of the goods. Consequently, no made any money except Mr. Zaken.
Phillip
Lakewood, Washington
You call, send letters and fax businesses for surplus property for liquidation. When you for find such merchandise, you make a bid using his formula to the property owner to buy the goods at liquidation prices. When the owner of the goods accept the bid. He is asked to send a letter on his stationary stating he has accepted the bid along with three samples to his liquidation office (Quick-Sell Inc) and they are suppose to contact the owner of the goods to pay for the goods, pick up the merchandise and dispose of the goods through buyers he has for this merchandise.
That's when the wheel stopped turning. No merchandise was purchased, no payment to the locator and no contact was made with the owner of the goods. Consequently, no made any money except Mr. Zaken.
Phillip
Lakewood, Washington
