In early 2008 I bought a company on line from Casey Consulting/Millenium Maraketing. The person I actually did business with was Brian Thomas. Their telephone number was given as 1-866-268-0360. Brian gave me the number 1-702-644-9404 as his personal cell phone number. I paid $495 for a consulting fee which turned out to be nothing but how o set up the web site and a sales pitch for which site to purchase. I paid $6, 000.00 for a web site that was supposed to link to numerous large volume businesses including Amazon.com, E-Bay, and Liberty Insurance. I was to receive payent for each person who went through my site to make purchases. The business seemed legitimate because they bosted the Better Business Bureau emblem on their web site.

Brian Thomas told me that his office hours are Tuesday through Thursday 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm CST and Monday and Friday from 12:00 - 6:00 pm CST.

As I was on the phone with Brian Thomas and was hesitating concerning the purchase of the site, I he put his "boss" on the phone and I was told that I already had 27 hits and that I couldn't loose. There was a lot of pressure and I finally agreed. I was to receive unlimited consulting help at my request. However, I called repeatedly getting the same voice recording. Finally I talked to Brian Thomas. He said that other consultants were out on vacation and illness and that he had been unable to answer my calls because of being overwhelmed. He agreed to call later and never did. I continued throughout 2008 to attempt to reach them but to no avail. I never received any money from this purchase. My loos amounts to $6, 495. That is rough on retirement pay. I believe that this entire opertion is a scam.

Casey consulting had me to sign a contract saying that they were in no way liable if I was unable to make the amount of money I had been promised. I was told to go to free web sites to start my business going and was given a list of these web sites. Most of them lasted only a few days because you had to pay after a brief period. Nothing resulted from all that effort.

The entire scam was paid for through my Master Card and was confirmed through a conference call to FIA Card Services. Therefore, from my point of view, Casey Consulting also involved FIA Card Services and the Better Business Bureau in their fraudulent activity.

My name is Genelle Felio, and while I would rather you did not post it on the Internet, you are welcome to contact me. I am filing this same complaint with FIA Card Services and Nevada's Better Business Bureau.

Thank you.