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Complaint Review: Wealth Partners Publishing - Chicago Illinois
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Wealth Partners Publishing
1136 S. Delano CT. W Chicago, 60605 Illinois, USA
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312-854-2522 or 800-570-1
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Wealth Partners Publishing aka Partners In Profit Major SCAM - Against my better judgement I believed the hype and my money was just given away! Chicago Illinois
I received via mail from Wealth-Partners a brochure showing a couple with the caption How to Earn At Least $500 A Day for The Rest of Your Life - By Mailing A Simple Letter and Depositing Checks....
It was the usual hype, but the one thing that stood out was that they they said in print on the brochure that they guaranteed a response rate of at least 2% or you don't pay. They indicated 100% Shatterproof, Money-Back Guarantee. This was signed by Joanne Wheatley, President of Wealth Partners Publishing, Inc.
I emailed the distributor that was indicated on my mailer and he told me that his money was just starting to trickle in and he had received around $500 in 2 weeks. He indicated he had done a 2500 mailing. I called the company's information line and talked with them about their program and it all seemed legit. I signed up in January, 2016 and received my information packet in a timely fashion. I found out from the packet it would take extra funds to get it started. In addition to the $197.00 enrollment fee where $100.00 was sent to my upline and $97.00 sent to Wealth Partners, I decided to do a 2500 piece mailings where additional fees of $500.00 cash was sent to Wealth Partners for 2500 mailing labels, also $2297.00 via credit card sent to Partners In Profit for the actual mailings.
After my first mailings went out in February 2016 I received 4 enrollments of $100 each in a time period of 4 weeks. In March, 2016 I received another letter from Wealth Partners indicating they would be keeping up with the changing times and they were changing everything which would include the sales letter (brochure) and add a Gold Level where you could make more money. They also indicated that we could upgrade to the Gold Level by sending another $100 to the Dealer you originally enrolled under as well as another $97 to the Company. They indicated the extra payment would allow us to send you the new and improved product package. I went ahead and sent the additional $197.00 and that is when the bottom dropped out of the barrel. I never received the new information and the only thing I received from the company was a book titled A Business 101 Handbook by Candice Cunningham.
I started calling and leaving messages with no return calls. I finally called and talked to a Peg who proceeded to tell me that they had done another mailing and my cut-off date was now September 6, 2016. I waited for my cut-off date and sent an email requesting the return of my money. I sent another email along with mailing a copy to the company and no response. I started calling the company again and would go straight to voicemail. I fell for it again and I'm so disappointed in myself in believing this was real.
Again, run for the hills. I noticed there is other companies doing the same thing and using the same smiling couple on the front of their brochures as was used by Wealth-Partners.
