Nhes National Home Employment Services ripoff and scammed Smithshire Illinois
Nhes said the cost to recieve information would be 29.95 and I found when I went to my bank they took 39.95 out. I never recieved any information from them, then a month or two later I found they took another 39.95 out and I still have not recieved anything from them.
Sarah
elkhorn, Wisconsin
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jacqueline
Hammond,Indiana,
U.S.A.
National Home Employment Serv investiaged--IL Attorney Gen: 217-782-1000
#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 05, 2003
National Home Employment Services--Corp. Principal/Owner is: MR. CHRIS SOURS Mr. Sours phone: 309-426-2748.
I have not tried this number, but it belongs to him. This company is in an industry that may require licensing, bonding or registration. This firm may require a specific license by "the Private Employment Section of the Illinois Department of Labor.
You can check this with the appropriate agency, to build your case. This agency is: Illinois Department of Labor: 312-793-1817.
Mr. Sour's alias working names include: American Home Worker's Association, DataPC, Inc. Global Information Systems, Inc. Jobcor, N.H.E.S., NHES. Just wanted to mention those, in case a victim from those divisions are researching.
Here is an additional address: 380 South Main Street, Roseville, IL, 61473 or 577 40th Ave., Roseville, IL, 61473 for alleged places of business MR. CHRIS SOURS received a final judgement (March 4, 2002), entered in the case of Illinois vs Sours, et al.
The final judgement decrees that the Sour's are pernamnently enjoined from engaging in the business of advertising for sale, offering for sale, and selling job referal services, or otherwise operating a job referral service or job listing in the State of Illinois.
The Sour's have been ordered to pay $15,802.51 in restitution to consumers and $20, 000.00 as a contribution to the Attorney General Court Ordered and Voluntary Compliance Payment Projects Fund for Consumer Enforcment and Education.
All of this according to BBB of Central Illinois: www.peoria.bbb.org. You can read this information for free, although they don't necessarily give all detail. You may be entitled to a refund. You probably do not want to take long, "Statute of Limitations" is unknown and varies from state to state. Hope this can be of some help. :)