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Complaint Review: TMII Transcend International Marketing Inc. MadeBig Richi Roane - Salt Lake City Utah
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TMII Transcend International Marketing Inc. MadeBig Richi Roane
2650 Decker Lake Blvd Suite 110 Salt Lake City, 94119-2087 Utah, U.S.A.
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TMII, MadeBig, Richi Roane, Grant Wishes Foundation A Scam full of lies and broken promises, RUN the other way if anyone approachs you about this Pyramid Scam Salt Lake City Utah
Not quite 3 years ago a friend approach me about the "next best thing on the web" and I admit it sounded real good to me. So I became involved, paid my $297.00, started my autoship at $72.00 a month to TMII for members who would be on the website MadeBig.
I attended meetings, listened to phone calls and started to approach others about this new and greatest thing. In the beginning things were pretty much as the company said. The site MadeBig was as they said it would be and I continued to recruit and put money into the potential that I saw.
Then one day things started to change and over the next few years things went downhill fast. Compensation plans changed, the website changed, advertisers were pulling out, questions were not being answered and it was becoming apparent that my money was going into someone elses pocket not mine.
Today the site is nothing like what originally started me in this adventure (and I use that term lightly). It is a game site at best with a new twist. Now it is in the charity business with a "Grant Wishes Foundation" started by the owner.
The only thing that is the same is taking peoples money, breaking promises, not answering questions and demeaning those that do.
No longer waiting to see
Lebanon, Oregon
U.S.A.
I attended meetings, listened to phone calls and started to approach others about this new and greatest thing. In the beginning things were pretty much as the company said. The site MadeBig was as they said it would be and I continued to recruit and put money into the potential that I saw.
Then one day things started to change and over the next few years things went downhill fast. Compensation plans changed, the website changed, advertisers were pulling out, questions were not being answered and it was becoming apparent that my money was going into someone elses pocket not mine.
Today the site is nothing like what originally started me in this adventure (and I use that term lightly). It is a game site at best with a new twist. Now it is in the charity business with a "Grant Wishes Foundation" started by the owner.
The only thing that is the same is taking peoples money, breaking promises, not answering questions and demeaning those that do.
No longer waiting to see
Lebanon, Oregon
U.S.A.
