They promised a website where I could make money at home. (I am 81 years old and not computer savvy.) They scammed me out of almost $10,000.00 and -after the fact- I learned it involved me sitting in front of a computer for over 15 hours, 3 days per week, plus an online class of 2 hours every week for 10 weeks. In addition to being 81 years old, I am blind in my right eye with several physical problems. There is no way (mentally, physically or financially) that I could perform those requirements which I told the company in writing. I did not sign on to become a student for $9,820.00.
They tell you one thing but don't deliver and take severe advantage of a senior citizen trying to live on social security alone. They're shrewd and ask for your credit card number and credit limit The original charge was just supposed to be $200.00. When I tried to ask questions about their program, they kept saying, "first you have to sign the contract, then we can answer any questions you might have". Wow!!! Talk about deception! Please don't let them scam any other people out of their small retirement savings. At 81 years old, the computer is still difficult for me to use.
Business of Tomorrow Reviews
They promised a website where I could make money at home. (I am 81 years old and not computer savvy.) They scammed me out of almost $10,000.00 and -after the fact- I learned it involved me sitting in front of a computer for over 15 hours, 3 days per week, plus an online class of 2 hours every week for 10 weeks. In addition to being 81 years old, I am blind in my right eye with several physical problems. There is no way (mentally, physically or financially) that I could perform those requirements which I told the company in writing. I did not sign on to become a student for $9,820.00.
They tell you one thing but don't deliver and take severe advantage of a senior citizen trying to live on social security alone. They're shrewd and ask for your credit card number and credit limit The original charge was just supposed to be $200.00. When I tried to ask questions about their program, they kept saying, "first you have to sign the contract, then we can answer any questions you might have". Wow!!! Talk about deception! Please don't let them scam any other people out of their small retirement savings. At 81 years old, the computer is still difficult for me to use.