Warning: Rip-offs !! Watch out these Scams...

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Note to MODS: I am not sure where is the best place
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Have you ever gotten rip-off before ?

Stay away from anything that
sound "Too Good to be True"...

My friend warned me to stay away
from these so-called advertisement
"Up to $1,000 a day, get paid every day
thru any ATM machine !"
http://www.personalinstantcash.com
it was run by Katherine Scott (emarket professional)...

I would like for you to add any other examples
to collect all rip-offs/scams here on this thread.
 
From ripoffreport.com;

Quote:
Company
Katherine Scott AKA Emarket Professionals
Address:
personalinstantcash.com
Interent
U.S.A.
Phone Number:

Fax:


I told her I was poor and she didn't care. She told me I have poor comprehension skills and that I paid for the book and that I can't get my money back. I trusted her enough to purchase the ebook.

I ordered the Katherine Scott program August 2002. After I made my payment to her($97.00), she then refered me to a company called, "Emarket Professionals," When I recieved my purchase(37-paged ebook). I read the ebook 4 times(I wanted to have a good understanding of it, before demanding a refund).

After reading the ebook over and over, I had a good understanding of her program. I realized, It all was a scam. I was very disapointed. So the next day, I demanded a refund. But she(Katherine Scott)told me to go to her website and read the bottom her page(personalinstantcash.com)that says,
"If I don't show you how I make up to $1,000 a day, I will refund your full $97 to you).

Deceptive marketing, I don't like being apart of it. Unfortunately I was, yet again.

After, that email. I sent another to her, telling her how I'm poor and that I trusted her enough to purchase the ebook, the least she can do is give me my money back. But she didn't even care. She told, "You chose to buy the ebook, It was my job to show you how I make $1,000 a day and I did."

She was rude to me and very mean throught out all of our conversations. I told her, "How can you sleep at night knowing that you took money from an unfortunate person" and she told me, "If you read my ebook, I showed you how I made $1,000 a day, a lot of people thank me and give me praises, I don't know why you're having such a difficult time with this program, It is not my fault you're having difficulty, maybe you just have POOR COMPREHENSION."

She told me I have "Poor Comprehension" on different occasions, which I couldn't understand why she was so evil to me, all I did was order her ebook, expecting what was advertised. I understood the Scam of a Program to the fullest. It wasn't about me understanding it or not. I just wanted my $97.00 back.

Anyway, She sent me another email, telling me to tell someone name Mark from emarketprofessionals.com that I have her program so I told him and he welcomed me to the program. And told me to figure out what information products I want to sell with their fasttrack program. so I found a few, contacted information@emarketprofesstional.com they answered back quickly in the beginning. But after the 4th week they were very unprofessional.

It's been 3 months now, no one has answered any of my questions, and if they did it usually took them one month to answer my questions. Very very very unprofessional.

Here's what I conclude:
Katherine Scott and Julie Parker are emarketprofessionals. The picture of the women they have on website(s)masterincome.com, personalinstantcash.com I saw these pictures on different websites so it's definitely not legit. Another thing I thought about was how come emarket professionals only have 4 people working at their "Company" I'm sure they get a lot customers and 4 workers is not enough. Maybe this is how it works out for them. In the beginning their nice to you, professional, efficient. But when they get your money they forget that you even exist(Yes, very deceptive and evil)But I learned to stay away from scammers like them.

I want someone to investigate emarketprofessionals.com, Kscott, personalinstantcash.com, Julie Parker, masterincome.com. I think when we find who are behind this deceptive corporation. Justice will be served and there will be one less work at home scam to worry about.

I would like to have my full $97.00 back plus more. This company wasted 4 months of my life, they took the last of my money, the 97.00 was all that I had. Pain and suffering, I would of never thought a company would be this harsh to me. They treated like I was trash. They didn't even try to be nice to me or work with me. I was stressed everyday for 4 months because I was waiting for them to reply to the questions I had and It took them 1 month to reply to me. This company put me through a lot and I and no one else deserves what I went through. Please someone help me with my case!

Jenesha
Upland, California
U.S.A.
 
Nesmuth said:
Plenty scams at www.ripoffreport.com and badbusinessbureau.com too.

Youll find stuff about wyndtell there!

Richard

You're right I just found these stuff
there and the Wyndtell's last complaint were about
two years ago June 2003 and now I wonder
what's happening with Wyndtell nowadays ?
Does Wyndtell still exist now ?
 
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I just ignore and delete scams and scam stuff that is easy to do. There's also scams when u buy something that u want and never got the item in the mail, too. Life is hard and nothing easy about it. :P
 
Once bitten, twice shy.

Wish I could help you but I don't know how, sorry for you!!
 
Here's a tickler! Put my last name "Roehm" into ripoff report's search engine. You'll find 2 interesting submissions.

Those two submissions, were used to help me win some grants because it showed the hearies how reckless the deaf community can go to intimidate me
after I made decent contributions to the safety, health, and productivity of people with hearing and speech disabilities.

The one about the Deaf Caution is hilarious!

Richard
 

Here's what I conclude:
Katherine Scott and Julie Parker are emarketprofessionals. The picture of the women they have on website(s)masterincome.com, personalinstantcash.com I saw these pictures on different websites so it's definitely not legit.


I checked their background companies. emarketprofessionals and masterincome are under the same company. For personalinstantcash is another company. I noticed that this company is called NewKingdom Ministries International which is located in MN, USA. This does not make any sense - NewKingdom in the USA - of course it is a scam.

For hiring a lawyer, you may not win the case due you paid a very little which is not that important. In fact, the FBI will not help you to trace it unless you work for a government or an owner of a big company. That's big difference.

From now on, you should check its background before you buy something. Here are two links that makes you feel better:

http://name.space.xs2.net/search (click for search button at top screen)

http://search.bbb.org/search.html - Better Business Bureau but I cannot find another link under this website because it contains better information.

(note: Internic domain website does not reveal the company's address.)

Hope that helps. Please don't make another mistake!

(i.e. Always remember to compare both company's address on the website and check it's background on Name.space.xs2.net)
 
Call "Batman" to clean up these "rip-off" people. :twisted:
 
Y said:
From ripoffreport.com;

Quote:
Company
Katherine Scott AKA Emarket Professionals
Address:
personalinstantcash.com
Interent
U.S.A.
Phone Number:

Fax:


I told her I was poor and she didn't care. She told me I have poor comprehension skills and that I paid for the book and that I can't get my money back. I trusted her enough to purchase the ebook.

I ordered the Katherine Scott program August 2002. After I made my payment to her($97.00), she then refered me to a company called, "Emarket Professionals," When I recieved my purchase(37-paged ebook). I read the ebook 4 times(I wanted to have a good understanding of it, before demanding a refund).

After reading the ebook over and over, I had a good understanding of her program. I realized, It all was a scam. I was very disapointed. So the next day, I demanded a refund. But she(Katherine Scott)told me to go to her website and read the bottom her page(personalinstantcash.com)that says,
"If I don't show you how I make up to $1,000 a day, I will refund your full $97 to you).

Deceptive marketing, I don't like being apart of it. Unfortunately I was, yet again.

After, that email. I sent another to her, telling her how I'm poor and that I trusted her enough to purchase the ebook, the least she can do is give me my money back. But she didn't even care. She told, "You chose to buy the ebook, It was my job to show you how I make $1,000 a day and I did."

She was rude to me and very mean throught out all of our conversations. I told her, "How can you sleep at night knowing that you took money from an unfortunate person" and she told me, "If you read my ebook, I showed you how I made $1,000 a day, a lot of people thank me and give me praises, I don't know why you're having such a difficult time with this program, It is not my fault you're having difficulty, maybe you just have POOR COMPREHENSION."

She told me I have "Poor Comprehension" on different occasions, which I couldn't understand why she was so evil to me, all I did was order her ebook, expecting what was advertised. I understood the Scam of a Program to the fullest. It wasn't about me understanding it or not. I just wanted my $97.00 back.

Anyway, She sent me another email, telling me to tell someone name Mark from emarketprofessionals.com that I have her program so I told him and he welcomed me to the program. And told me to figure out what information products I want to sell with their fasttrack program. so I found a few, contacted information@emarketprofesstional.com they answered back quickly in the beginning. But after the 4th week they were very unprofessional.

It's been 3 months now, no one has answered any of my questions, and if they did it usually took them one month to answer my questions. Very very very unprofessional.

Here's what I conclude:
Katherine Scott and Julie Parker are emarketprofessionals. The picture of the women they have on website(s)masterincome.com, personalinstantcash.com I saw these pictures on different websites so it's definitely not legit. Another thing I thought about was how come emarket professionals only have 4 people working at their "Company" I'm sure they get a lot customers and 4 workers is not enough. Maybe this is how it works out for them. In the beginning their nice to you, professional, efficient. But when they get your money they forget that you even exist(Yes, very deceptive and evil)But I learned to stay away from scammers like them.

I want someone to investigate emarketprofessionals.com, Kscott, personalinstantcash.com, Julie Parker, masterincome.com. I think when we find who are behind this deceptive corporation. Justice will be served and there will be one less work at home scam to worry about.

I would like to have my full $97.00 back plus more. This company wasted 4 months of my life, they took the last of my money, the 97.00 was all that I had. Pain and suffering, I would of never thought a company would be this harsh to me. They treated like I was trash. They didn't even try to be nice to me or work with me. I was stressed everyday for 4 months because I was waiting for them to reply to the questions I had and It took them 1 month to reply to me. This company put me through a lot and I and no one else deserves what I went through. Please someone help me with my case!

Jenesha
Upland, California
U.S.A.

My suggestion is to contact CA Attorney General at http://ag.ca.gov/consumers/mailform.htm

I hope this helps..
 
CyberRed said:
Call "Batman" to clean up these "rip-off" people. :twisted:

I tried to play the 'batman' however they thought I was crying wolf.

Richard
 
diehardbiker65 said:
Lawyer can be scam artist!


A friend say he found online lawyer that will help him out of debt. He had to give his bank number so she can withdrawl money her self. I tried tell him it is scam you can go to credit counseling free, but he is convinced it is real. Dunno how to help him.
 
Ask yourself, if he don't believe you then is it really your problem? In the past I have tried to warn people of scam artist. I personally can smell scam artist very easily! Unfortunately most of them don't believe me. Later, they did come back and regretted!

I see firsthand how scam artist works, and how they think. There are tools you could defend yourself and not fall for it. First and most important rule of thumb... If it is sounded too good to be true, then the good chance are its FAKE! Sure, I have recieve scam e mail, even from my own bank! I refused to click any link! What I did was to use my favorities that I already added for my bank account and VERIFY them. I reported to my bank and they told me its scam, and they didn't send me anything for a long time. Often Scam artist will send you e mail with perfect or near perfect logo from banks, or any companies, that is used to fool you into thinking it is real thing, then there is a link where you click it. Trust me, its worst thing to do... Sometimes click it enable scam artist own software to run script to find your password, SSN, etc inside your PC. Then they have fake website, which makes you think its Bank's own, but in reality its scam artist owned website. And they ask you for SSN, name, what was your previous address, etc... that way, they can steal your identity and open account under your name and charge shits out of it and vanish long before you even realize. Most of the time scam artist used fake proxy server to mask their real identiy and trail... making it impossible to track them down.

All I can say is, don't fall for anything that sounded way too good to be true!

Soonersseth said:
A friend say he found online lawyer that will help him out of debt. He had to give his bank number so she can withdrawl money her self. I tried tell him it is scam you can go to credit counseling free, but he is convinced it is real. Dunno how to help him.
 
WARNING:
Have you heard of "National Grants Conference" ?
http://www.ngcreg.com
Their Gurus are Mike and Irene Millen...
They are looking for "handicapped people" minorities, etc !!!
The Better Business Bureau
reported them "Fraud" and "Unsatisfactory"...
 
Beleive me I got tons tons of scams even they pretend that they are deaf i was like BULLSHIT!!! so I have to report them to a scam but again did they do a job.. i don't think so? Im trying to find a big report to against who send alot of spams.

one day when i went to mcdonald and the guy were throwing a dices and it's had a label say * Help me, Im poor and I need your help to solve my deafness* I was like what the fuck and i tabbed on the guy's shoulder and said in sign * Hello* he was like what what? so I decide to sign * U PLAY DEAF AND YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT* he was like shit and ran away.. i was like fine and he would be arrested to be scammer.
 
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