WARNING! This company is still at it ...

I wanted to make sure to THANK everyone who posted their complaints on this site and others against this company! I had received their offer today on Nov. 10, 2010 through the postal mail. I thoroughly read their letter and it really sounded so good; but due to being burnt in the past and known from experience, there is a lot of scams out there. I just don't know how the scammers can face themselves in the mirror every morning; but apparently they have no conscience whatsoever to speak of. Their day of reckoning is coming for their actions against others to rip them off ... and as far as I'm concerned, that day is not soon enough in my opinion.

Again, thank you for your postings for I couldn't afford to send the $79.90, especially for nothing. By the way, on their enrollment application their enroll is $47 one time sign up + $29.95 sample cost + $2.95 s/h = $79.90. You are all right in that there is no phone number or any mention of the cost for supplies/material.

This is the address I received their offer:
Jay Willis, 701 Seneca Street - Unit 121, Buffalo, NY 14210

I wish I had read up on the complaints first before I gave them my credit card. I only wish I had a phone number to get a hold of them to try and cancel the order before it is too late. They take your $, give crappy supplies and not enough supplies so you have to send an additional $61 for another kit just to get started. I fell victim to them as I am desperate for some income while doing courses, and they love desperate people. Now I'm a little more broke but alot smarter about scams. Dam people, making us look so freakin stupid for falling for this crap.

I made an order before reading the scam reports. I called my credit card company & asked them to decline the purchase, but it had already gone through (the same day I made the order). I wrote Host a letter asking for a refund as I find it hard to work with the very small beads. Nothing. A week later I get the package with the impossible instructions & small plastic beads, & ridiculous beading needle. I worked all day and couldn't get through the first 5 steps. In the past I worked for an upscale jewellery making business...I could work at home. I wasn't made to purchase my materials & got paid for my work right away. The jewellery was sold in upscale boutiques & stores such as Holt Renfrew...it was not crap. The instructions were clear and concise...I used tools to cut chain & attach findings to beads, etc. we worked with heavy wire, etc. so I am not a novice to making jewellery. The enclosed letter said no refunds under any circumstances, plus if you are actually able to make the bracelet you have to pay for your own materials so you could make 30 more. I feel they are only a bead selling business & actually do not pay for your work...better off buying beads in a good bead store, make bracelets, necklaces & sell them on E-Bay or Etnie. It would be hard to press charges as they do send you the beads, but it is almost set up for you to fail. I was really, really hoping this would work as my financial situation is desperate...now my mental state is too...DON'T SEND THESE PEOPLE $ I feel like driving to Thunder Bay but a 24 hour drive and the $79.90 I already sent them isn't worth the bother...or is it?...Jackie