- Report: #521665
Complaint Review: World Market Systems - worldmarketsystems.com - Internet Internet
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SUCKEREDintoSCAM -
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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World Market Systems - worldmarketsystems.com
Internet, Internet, United States of America
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http://worldmarketsystems.com/
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World Market Systems - worldmarketsystems.com I WAS SUCKERED INTO THIS SCAM! Internet
I was STUPID enough to fall for this SCAM!! What a pushover I WAS!!!!
I have just sent them my request for a refund and sent a copy of the letter to my lawyer.
Let's wait and see what return I received from WMS!!! I asked them NOT to even try and call me!
Cross your fingers for me and hope that I am not so gullible in the future!!!!
I sympathise with everyone else that's a "softy" like me and battle to say "NO"! But, I DO believe in KARMA!!!!!! What u sow, so shall u reap!!!!!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Wilson
Walnut Creek,California,
U.S.A.
What is the ripoff ?
#2General Comment
Mon, November 09, 2009
How were you cheated or scammed?
http://www.worldmarketsystems.com/copycats.php
Be on alert for unethical advertisers attempting to take advantage of the success and popularity of the World Market Systems home-business system. When you performed your search for World Market Systems, you may have noticed ads placed by copycat, fly-by-night or false reporting negative advertisers displayed right along with your World Market Systems search result. The fact is that hundreds of people may be searching the Internet every day looking for more information about World Market Systems. Unethical advertisers know this, and will sometimes even resort to using alarming negative-statements in order to peak your interest and incite you to ignore other legitimate search results, and instead click through onto their website. In many cases, these ads are "pay-per-click" advertisements, where an individual pays a fee to the Search Engine to display their ad when anyone performs a search for World Market Systems. As unsavory as this unscrupulous technique may be, keep in mind that it is a common practice and not limited solely to World Market Systems searches. It actually occurs thousands of times every day all over the Internet when unsuspecting people search for popular, frequently searched companies.
