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Complaint Review: A.V.I. Data Processing Center Aka Nationwide Collection Service - Highland California
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A.V.I. Data Processing Center Aka Nationwide Collection Service
PMB 105, 7231 Boulder Ave. Highland, 92346 California, U.S.A.
Phone:
909-370-5628
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A.V.I. Data Processing Center Aka Nationwide Collection Service ripoff, scam, deceptive wording in their ad, false advertising and misrepresentation, victimized, Highland California
I purchased A.V.I.'s "Work at Home Program" on February 22, 2002. I feel I was misled into believing that I would be working directly for the company inputting data into simple legal forms, which data and forms would be supplied by A.V.I.
The truth of the matter is that a person is required to be an independent judgment recovery agent and must visit a courthouse or search the Web for people who have been awarded a small claims judgment by the court and have never received the money owed to them.
The website never says that a person is responsible for securing client assignments--that he/she must source their own work.
I consider this program deceptive and a definite scam because the website leads you to believe that you will be working directly for A.V.I.
I contacted the United States Postal Inspection Service as well as the United States Consumer Protection Program. Neither was able to assist me in recovering my money because unfortunately A.V.I. as a business is protected because it cannot be proven that their intent was to mislead.
Carolyn
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
The truth of the matter is that a person is required to be an independent judgment recovery agent and must visit a courthouse or search the Web for people who have been awarded a small claims judgment by the court and have never received the money owed to them.
The website never says that a person is responsible for securing client assignments--that he/she must source their own work.
I consider this program deceptive and a definite scam because the website leads you to believe that you will be working directly for A.V.I.
I contacted the United States Postal Inspection Service as well as the United States Consumer Protection Program. Neither was able to assist me in recovering my money because unfortunately A.V.I. as a business is protected because it cannot be proven that their intent was to mislead.
Carolyn
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
