I seen an ad in the paper for mailing from home make $1,000 a week just $24 to start off they would send a packet to get started and you actually it says that you will get paid up front. I haven't received anything. I have messaged the website I got on them and requested a refund but they want respond
On their website, Mailingbucks.com, AKA "Advanced Marketing Group, inc" promises customers $4 for every brochure processed and mailed. That "if you send 75 brochures, you will receive $300. If you send 200 brochures, you will be paid $800, and so on."
That as an independent mail processor, you'll never have to buy any supplies or postage, you'll never send bulk emails or make door to door sales, etc. The website is fraught with promises to customers that register with their program. They include a "limited time offer of $37.00". Then they offer 13% off the $37.00($24.00) if customers register online before their limited time offer ends.
Desperate to alleviate my financial difficulties, I took the bait, even though I had a feeling their offer was too good to be true. After all, they offered immediate 100% refund to customers not happy with their program.
So I did register for $24.00 expecting to receive the mailing supplies, instead, I received an order form for "The Complete Work At Home Guide" valued at $25.00 plus $3.00 shipping. So I spent a total of $52.00, and as of this writing, I have yet to receive the mailing supplies or the Home Guide. Hopefully, I'll get a full refund.
In retrospect, I should've known better because they have no contact information listed on their website. No phone number. No fax number. No email address. Nothing! The "Contact Us" link is not clickable! These scammers must be stopped!
I would like my money back for giving them $24.00 to start the prgram. Was suppose to do mailings from home. Have tried to reach them with their email and no success.
I read an ad in the Thrifty Nickel about making good money from home, I sent $22 to the place called Advanced Marketing by debit card, they also state that they have a directory with other offers I wrote to them asking why wasn't it included in the package & why is the offer a bit different than they described in the ad, however I have heard nothing back form the in Almst a month and there is no number to call!
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I seen an ad in the paper for mailing from home make $1,000 a week just $24 to start off they would send a packet to get started and you actually it says that you will get paid up front. I haven't received anything. I have messaged the website I got on them and requested a refund but they want respond
On their website, Mailingbucks.com, AKA "Advanced Marketing Group, inc" promises customers $4 for every brochure processed and mailed. That "if you send 75 brochures, you will receive $300. If you send 200 brochures, you will be paid $800, and so on."
That as an independent mail processor, you'll never have to buy any supplies or postage, you'll never send bulk emails or make door to door sales, etc. The website is fraught with promises to customers that register with their program. They include a "limited time offer of $37.00". Then they offer 13% off the $37.00($24.00) if customers register online before their limited time offer ends.
Desperate to alleviate my financial difficulties, I took the bait, even though I had a feeling their offer was too good to be true. After all, they offered immediate 100% refund to customers not happy with their program.
So I did register for $24.00 expecting to receive the mailing supplies, instead, I received an order form for "The Complete Work At Home Guide" valued at $25.00 plus $3.00 shipping. So I spent a total of $52.00, and as of this writing, I have yet to receive the mailing supplies or the Home Guide. Hopefully, I'll get a full refund.
In retrospect, I should've known better because they have no contact information listed on their website. No phone number. No fax number. No email address. Nothing! The "Contact Us" link is not clickable! These scammers must be stopped!
I would like my money back for giving them $24.00 to start the prgram. Was suppose to do mailings from home. Have tried to reach them with their email and no success.
I read an ad in the Thrifty Nickel about making good money from home, I sent $22 to the place called Advanced Marketing by debit card, they also state that they have a directory with other offers I wrote to them asking why wasn't it included in the package & why is the offer a bit different than they described in the ad, however I have heard nothing back form the in Almst a month and there is no number to call!