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Complaint Review: The Zaken Company - Nationwide
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The Zaken Company
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I was ripped off by the Zaken Company too*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
d**n, I feel like such an idiot. I too lost money to the Zaken Company. I found out the company was a scam by accident. I was wanting to see if the Zaken Company had a website up, so I decided to do a search with the keywords "Tiran" and "Zaken", and I was shocked to find the words "scam" and "liar" associated with his name.
The reason being is that I thought I could trust him because I sent the initial $10 to him, and in return he sent what he promised me. I then read over the report, and was immediately blown away by what the "program" had to offer me. I signed up the same day that I received that report. I even paid for rush delivery of the package. They actually sent me the program. I'm staring at it right now.
It comes bundled in a nice little package. It's in a hard-bound binder, and the $89 "gift" is included. I read the whole program from start to finish in only a few hours. I was so hyped up after reading that s**t that I put the program into action as soon as I got my next paycheck. I went out and bought a fax machine, and I even signed up for the voicemail box service that Mr. Zaken mentioned in the program. That's as far as I got, luckily. I was just in the process of actually accquiring a business license also.
So altogether I spent $10 for the report, $280 for the program (rush delivery included),$78 for the voicemail box, and $90 for the fax machine. Not to mention that I almost quit my job to pursue this "opportunity" full-time. And I almost lost another $100 to register my liquidation business name.
I'm 22 years old, and I am trying to find LEGAL ways to make large amounts of money in very little time. I'm not doing this for selfish reasons. I'm doing it to help my family. I'm starting to think that the only way to make alot of money the right way is to work my a*s off pulling 80 hour work weeks for weeks on end. This is not the kind of life I want. But everytime I seem to find something that is supposed to help, it just makes it harder for me to believe in anything, when I find out that I've been had, or that it's a scam. Please tell me that there is still hope...
Thanks,
Kevin A. Mitchum
P.S. If anyone would be interested in filing a suit or bringing up charges againts these heartless bastards, may be able to help me get my money back, or just wanna share similar experiences, please send me an email at [email protected]. I want them to suffer for the pain they caused myself and others, and I want to make sure they don't get a chance to do it to anyone else. Thank you.
The reason being is that I thought I could trust him because I sent the initial $10 to him, and in return he sent what he promised me. I then read over the report, and was immediately blown away by what the "program" had to offer me. I signed up the same day that I received that report. I even paid for rush delivery of the package. They actually sent me the program. I'm staring at it right now.
It comes bundled in a nice little package. It's in a hard-bound binder, and the $89 "gift" is included. I read the whole program from start to finish in only a few hours. I was so hyped up after reading that s**t that I put the program into action as soon as I got my next paycheck. I went out and bought a fax machine, and I even signed up for the voicemail box service that Mr. Zaken mentioned in the program. That's as far as I got, luckily. I was just in the process of actually accquiring a business license also.
So altogether I spent $10 for the report, $280 for the program (rush delivery included),$78 for the voicemail box, and $90 for the fax machine. Not to mention that I almost quit my job to pursue this "opportunity" full-time. And I almost lost another $100 to register my liquidation business name.
I'm 22 years old, and I am trying to find LEGAL ways to make large amounts of money in very little time. I'm not doing this for selfish reasons. I'm doing it to help my family. I'm starting to think that the only way to make alot of money the right way is to work my a*s off pulling 80 hour work weeks for weeks on end. This is not the kind of life I want. But everytime I seem to find something that is supposed to help, it just makes it harder for me to believe in anything, when I find out that I've been had, or that it's a scam. Please tell me that there is still hope...
Thanks,
Kevin A. Mitchum
P.S. If anyone would be interested in filing a suit or bringing up charges againts these heartless bastards, may be able to help me get my money back, or just wanna share similar experiences, please send me an email at [email protected]. I want them to suffer for the pain they caused myself and others, and I want to make sure they don't get a chance to do it to anyone else. Thank you.
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Who else isn't coming forward about getting ripped off by the Zaken Company?
#20
Thu, January 10, 2002
Who else isn't coming forward about getting ripped off by the Zaken Company? I KNOW there are others, because I have received quite a few emails in response to my post. I just want to know how many others there are. I'm hoping there are enough of us to file some kind of lawsuit yet. I have tried to respond to every email I have received, but I seem to have missed a few. So if you emailed me and haven't gotten a reply, please email me again. And if you have never emailed me, then please feel free to do so. I wanna expose these people for the scum they are. Thanks. P.S. To the guy forming the website about the Zaken Company scam artists, please send me the link. Thanks.
