Complaint Review: Training & Aftercare John Craig - Mesquite Texas

He said this was a honest and legitimate Home Base business. And that the person applying had to be honest and dependable. Then had then nerve to put in all caps You do your partt, we will do ours. I found a couple of misspelled words like (partt) for part, that should have been a clue.

I thought it was to good to be true. As a matter of fact I had answered three ads but only sent my $25 once. That ad I answered happen to be a very good and old friend of mine. When I called him and told him I had been thinking about him, he laughed and said I was thinking about you too! Then he said L of G and I ask him if it was him and he said yes, I ask him if it was really a legitimate business? again his response was yes. He also said that he really was supposed to tell people who answered his ad that it was him but because we have been friends for over thirty years he explained to me what he was doing.

He told me he had just received new applications and had to make copies so that he could send it to me. I said what application? I just sent you one. He said that he had to send the one I sent to the company and then the application he was going to send to me, I in turn had to send to the company. I said well, when will I get the envelopes to stuff? After you get this application I'm going to send you. I told him to hurry up and make the copies so that I could get started.

Well, I received that application today. As I was reading it, they were asking me to send another $5 and five more stamps. I told myself this is bull. Called my friend and said okay what's up? I said, are you sure this isn't a scam? because now they want me to send them more money and stamps. I ask him if he had gotten paid and he said yes. But that he had only received the $25 that I sent to him and other people. He hadn't received his triple employment fee nor any of his bonus money. That he had stuffed 250 envelopes but had not been paid.

I told him I wasn't going to send another dime and that I was going to look this company up on the internet, now that I had a company name and address. He said that he had sent them a certified letter asking for his money and that I should do the same in order to get my deposit back.

So I got on the internet and low and behold what do I find, It's a bigger scam then I thought. So I called my friend back and read one of the stories to him. He said that he would have checked them out if his computer had not bombed, but that he was going to pull his ad.

I kind of figured it was a scam when I was reading about it. But then I remembered the old movie Immitation of Life. It was a moving back during the depression, and these two women stuffed envelopes to get by. So I thought, well times are hard again for some people like myself, being 51 years of age and unemployed. I just wanted to do something at home to bring in a little income.

I knew better because I really don't take that many risks. But I thought I would try it. Now that I know it's a scam and that he/they are going across the county doing this, it's time for something to be done.

When I was in this website reading the different letters, I decided to tell my story, but even more importantly, try to find out what is being done if anything and when these people would be brought to justice.

Yea, they have really upset me. I just hope that when they are finally brought to justice, that they have to pay everyone they scammed double and triple their money, and that they get double or triple the time in jail for every year that they have been doing this. But if the law allows for more time then that, then all the better.

Debra

St. Paul, Minnesota
U.S.A.

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