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Work At Home Jobs April 15, 2010
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April 15, 2010
I received the CD Sat. April 4, 2010, it was postmarked 3/31/10. I cannot get anything on it. I am sending it back since I cannot pull anything up on it and I better not be charged. There is no phone number where I can call you. Just what is the job doing? Call me at night after 6:00p.m. CST. at 205-274-9401 to talk to you.
Also, I have read on the computer some bad things about this company, therefore, cancel me right now and I’m sending the CD back. It could possibly be something about my computer, but I tried it here where I work. PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS E-MAIL ON ANYTHING BECAUSE IT IS AT WORK. USE ONLY THE ONE ABOVE: cgfg3370@otelco.net
Hi Frances,
This kit that you’re referring to is NOT something I’ve produced or sold, and while I’m happy to help you track down the seller, I can’t help you beyond that. Its always important to save the website address’ of places you order materials from just for this reason. Further, if you received an email notification or a packing slip, you’ll want to refer to those for information on getting your money back. This item appears to be a Google scheme which are a deceptive (see my article here: http://workathomesuccess.com/blog/online-business/the-truth-about-google-money/). My advice to you is 1) If you can find the website you ordered from, you can trace the domain name’s owner through WHOIS. The kit may be called Work At Home Success kit, but you didn’t buy/order it here because I have nothing with that name and I don’t sell CD’s. 2) Use the emailed receipt to get contact information. 3) Use the return address on the package or packing slip, 4) Contact your bank about blocking further draws. KEEP RECORDS OF EVERYTHING. If you send the CD back send it with a return receipt. You have no proof of the return otherwise and if this is a deceptive scheme you need to keep as much proof as you can. – Leslie Truex