- Report: #84472
Complaint Review: United Sales & Book Publishing - North Miami Beach Florida
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United Sales & Book Publishing
P.O. Box 600880 North Miami Beach, 33160-0880 Florida, U.S.A.
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305-493-4544
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United Sales & Book Publishing, Inc. Warning! Classic Ripoff North Miami Beach Florida
How to identify this as a SCAM! (as well as most offers like this).
1. No physical address- they hide behind a P.O. box. Can you call a friend and see if they can drive by the store front? If the answer is no, stop here.
2. No live operator, or any way to reach one. If the answer is no, stop here.
3. No info on file with the local BBB. If the answer is no, stop here.
In the event you're still tempted to ignore the stop signs . . .
4. Poorly written solicitation:
a. Also, you must be able to fold our "loose pages catalogs" and "put stamp on them" for mailing. (Hmmm, subject and verb don't agree, improper pluralization.)
b. Just fold the loose pages catalogs that we send you, stick on one customer label where indicated, "stick on one postage" in the upper right hand corner. (What do they mean by one postage anyway?)
c. Also, all "package" are shipped out promptly every week. (Really? All package are shipped? Se habla engles?)
These are quotes from the brochure. No legitimate company would ever produce such a piece of crap mailer like this one. Furthermore, solicitations from legitimate companies are usually signed by someone who can be identified and verified as a representative of the company.
And finally, did you call the number and get the idea they really didn't want to speak with you? Wasn't that a hint?
I hope no one in their right mind even thought about responding to this one.
Steve
Pottstown, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
1. No physical address- they hide behind a P.O. box. Can you call a friend and see if they can drive by the store front? If the answer is no, stop here.
2. No live operator, or any way to reach one. If the answer is no, stop here.
3. No info on file with the local BBB. If the answer is no, stop here.
In the event you're still tempted to ignore the stop signs . . .
4. Poorly written solicitation:
a. Also, you must be able to fold our "loose pages catalogs" and "put stamp on them" for mailing. (Hmmm, subject and verb don't agree, improper pluralization.)
b. Just fold the loose pages catalogs that we send you, stick on one customer label where indicated, "stick on one postage" in the upper right hand corner. (What do they mean by one postage anyway?)
c. Also, all "package" are shipped out promptly every week. (Really? All package are shipped? Se habla engles?)
These are quotes from the brochure. No legitimate company would ever produce such a piece of crap mailer like this one. Furthermore, solicitations from legitimate companies are usually signed by someone who can be identified and verified as a representative of the company.
And finally, did you call the number and get the idea they really didn't want to speak with you? Wasn't that a hint?
I hope no one in their right mind even thought about responding to this one.
Steve
Pottstown, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
