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Complaint Review: Www.freelancehomewriters.com - CHARLES WELLMORE - Nationwide
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Www.freelancehomewriters.com - CHARLES WELLMORE - This company is posting fraudulent help-wanted ads all over the internet INTERNET
www.freelancehomewriters.com has for many months been posting fraudulent help-wanted ads all over the internet.
The texts of the help-wanted ads vary and are credible.
This causes job-seekers to waste time responding to them, composing responses according to the needs communicated in the ads.
However, the job-seekers suckered through the ads receive in response to their e-mail job applications an e-mail with a link leading to the www.freelancehomewriters.com site.
The site does not offer employment of any kind. It is a pay-to-join service.
That service appears to be fraudulent, besides. Google searches on the company name or Charles Wellmore, a name associated with the company, quickly reveal many victims whose credit and or debit cards have been fraudulently charged. The site states that one may cancel a membership at any time by calling an 800 number, but many victims are reporting that when they call that number, nobody answers. They then have had to cancel their bank cards, in order to stop www.freelancehomewriters.com from charging them in subsequent months.
Additionally, once the company has your e-mail address, it sends you oodles of spam with misleading subject lines and come-ons to pay to join its service.
I have wasted many hours responding to this company's fraudulent help-wanted ads. I have "Charles Wellmore"'s e-mail address. He claimed that he never meant to cheat anybody, that he was "new to posting on Craiglist" et cetera, but when I requested that he send me an e-mail message committing to never again posting a fraudulent help-wanted ad, I received no response.
In other words, "Charles Wellmore" intends to try to continue his fraudulent practices. I urge anybody victimized in whatever way by www.freelancehomewriters.com to complain to the sites that are allowing the company to post its fraudulent ads. With relatively little effort, the community can stop these jerks from wasting huge amounts of people's time in the future.
Scott
New York, New York
U.S.A.
The texts of the help-wanted ads vary and are credible.
This causes job-seekers to waste time responding to them, composing responses according to the needs communicated in the ads.
However, the job-seekers suckered through the ads receive in response to their e-mail job applications an e-mail with a link leading to the www.freelancehomewriters.com site.
The site does not offer employment of any kind. It is a pay-to-join service.
That service appears to be fraudulent, besides. Google searches on the company name or Charles Wellmore, a name associated with the company, quickly reveal many victims whose credit and or debit cards have been fraudulently charged. The site states that one may cancel a membership at any time by calling an 800 number, but many victims are reporting that when they call that number, nobody answers. They then have had to cancel their bank cards, in order to stop www.freelancehomewriters.com from charging them in subsequent months.
Additionally, once the company has your e-mail address, it sends you oodles of spam with misleading subject lines and come-ons to pay to join its service.
I have wasted many hours responding to this company's fraudulent help-wanted ads. I have "Charles Wellmore"'s e-mail address. He claimed that he never meant to cheat anybody, that he was "new to posting on Craiglist" et cetera, but when I requested that he send me an e-mail message committing to never again posting a fraudulent help-wanted ad, I received no response.
In other words, "Charles Wellmore" intends to try to continue his fraudulent practices. I urge anybody victimized in whatever way by www.freelancehomewriters.com to complain to the sites that are allowing the company to post its fraudulent ads. With relatively little effort, the community can stop these jerks from wasting huge amounts of people's time in the future.
Scott
New York, New York
U.S.A.
