Called my husband who is 80 and ill. Convinced him to purchase their business for over $6000. My husband gave them credit card info, bec ause he thought he would be helping me if something happened to him. We are senior citizens. My husband is not able to make good decisions. Called the Company and wrote. They said after the fact that they have a no return policy. They did say they would consider a return, but we never heard from them .

I know Apply Knowledge Institute as Affiliates Online. They said they had got my details from an Internet Marketer whose product I had bought. I remember I did fill in a form for a mentoring program on that site.

I've been with them for 6 weeks and all I've got from them is advice on how to find whether a product has been sold on Ebay and, if so, for how much. The owner of the company was in a video saying use this email address and I'll personally see your comments - when I used it the email bounced. When I used another email address of theirs I got my own mentor emailing me back with a very short message about how it takes time to find the product I need.

What would happen if I contacted my Credit card company and asked for a chargeback? Can they sue me?

Verdi

BEWARE!!! This is a scam. They claim to have an A+ rating with the BBB, but they go under many names Max-elite consulting, maximus elite, apply knowledge institute. applyki.com just to name a few. People need to make complaints to the BBB for apply knowledge institute and applyki.com to get that rating off of A+ they are using this in their sales pitch to get people to trust them and it is a huge scam. They are linked to many companies.

People that have been scammed need to band together and start filing complaints with the BBB to help protect the people that they will scam out of 5k-15k of hard earned money. Please take action!! They are a fraud and using the BBB to help promote this scam. The BBB needs to know now what is going on to take action. Please help!