I paid 101.95 to get access to a website so I can post links for Big companys to sale their products. I keep getting the run around on witch website to go to, all the other websites they send me to want me to get into something else, and pay more money.

Just been scammed by auction listing employment agency (Jennifer Jonson) They sent cofirmation of transaction withweb address that got me to page of complaints .Found another web in the complaints. got to login page then lo&behold password they sent me does'nt work, hit forgot password, new box opens & they want ID number from thier welcome email which they did'nt send Interestingly I cant seem to get in contact with by any means as for product or training/service, no access to that ever. Iam in Austrlia.Will be pursuing this matter with what ever authorities I can find. I hope my naivety helps someone esle from being bitten Hopefully people in US can get these leeches shut down

I responded to an e-mail in which this company was looking for individuals to work form home processing auction listings. The ad. promised that upon successfully completing the 10 day course, I would immeditely begin working for several well known companys at a rate of $5.00 hour for every order processed.
After reviewing the course material, I realized that the lessons did not correspond with the course description. The lessons focused solely on selling on eBay.
I contacted the company and voiced my concerns, I was told that they were offering the E-bay material in order to maximize our earning potential...this way we will have mulitple sources of income, not just from the data entry work.
What is most disturbing, is the fact that these criminals operated multiple scams. Once you sign-up with them you will be contacted by about a dozen others offering you other services. I learned my lesson the hard way and want to prevent others from falling prey. I know that the individuals that operate these scams have no conscience and will continue to prey on individuals desperate to earn some money during these tough times.
If you have been scammed, there are several things you should do. First you must report the company to the Ohio Attorney Generals's Office, Next you should write a letter to your credit card company explaining that you did not get the service you were promised(print a copy of the complaints on this site and send it along with your letter). Next you must file a complaint with the FCC. Most inportantly, you should complaint to your local television station, encourage them to conduct their own undercover investigation.

I paid $197 for 10 course lessons that would help me how to listing product on the Intenet for a profit, they said I don't have to do anything else after the course lessons I just have to listing products for companies and then get paid. But everything was a lie!! Now I have to sign up for DOBA another web site and pay $59.99 per month so I can have access to companies inventory and listing their products.
THIS IS A RIPOFF!!! I WANT MY MONEY BACK PLEASE. They said I can can get my money back if I am not satisfied.

If i dont recieve a refund sometime in the next week i will be taking further action against this company.
It took them less than a day to charge my credit card so they should be able to refund me quickly