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Complaint Review: Wealth Systems - Phoenix Arizona
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Wealth Systems
4222 North 21st St. Box #3 Phoenix, 85016 Arizona, U.S.A.
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Wealth Systems ripoff scam Made False Claims Used Extremely Rude, Disrespectful and Bullying Tactics to Get More Money Phoenix Arizona
I got involved with this company in June of 2002. I paid a total of $1398.00 for a Silver Package and Advertising for an online website selling e-books.
My advertising coach, Amy Williams, told me that I would at least make my investment back within a few short months. However, when I didn't see any return on my investment, I contacted the General Manager, Dale Edwards, in the fall of 2002. He stated that since I was making payments on my advertising that the website wasn't set up until I was paid in full. No one mentioned that to me. He also said that I would have to spend more money if I wanted to make anything.
I told him that I wasn't going to invest anymore money until I saw a return. Mr. Edwards then said; "Listen Lady, you're freezing up my time. Are you done?" I got irrate and told him not to talk to me that way and he said that we were being recorded. I said that was great because he was also being recorded. I told him that I was going to file a report with the Attorney General of Arizona. He said; "Fine, let's see how big you really are." He then hung up.
In August of this year, I got a call from my new advertising coach from Wealth Systems. He was requesting that I send them another $4000.00 for advertising and that he would give me a credit of my original investment towards the $4000.00.
When I tried to tell him about Mr. Edwards behavior and the fact that the original $1398.00 loss was hard on my family, he started bullying me. He called me a quitter and said that he was going to have to tell his boss that I was quitter. I laughed and asked him if he was trying to bully me. He then said; "Have a nice life." and hung up.
This company needs to be stopped.
Deborah
Occidental, California
U.S.A.
My advertising coach, Amy Williams, told me that I would at least make my investment back within a few short months. However, when I didn't see any return on my investment, I contacted the General Manager, Dale Edwards, in the fall of 2002. He stated that since I was making payments on my advertising that the website wasn't set up until I was paid in full. No one mentioned that to me. He also said that I would have to spend more money if I wanted to make anything.
I told him that I wasn't going to invest anymore money until I saw a return. Mr. Edwards then said; "Listen Lady, you're freezing up my time. Are you done?" I got irrate and told him not to talk to me that way and he said that we were being recorded. I said that was great because he was also being recorded. I told him that I was going to file a report with the Attorney General of Arizona. He said; "Fine, let's see how big you really are." He then hung up.
In August of this year, I got a call from my new advertising coach from Wealth Systems. He was requesting that I send them another $4000.00 for advertising and that he would give me a credit of my original investment towards the $4000.00.
When I tried to tell him about Mr. Edwards behavior and the fact that the original $1398.00 loss was hard on my family, he started bullying me. He called me a quitter and said that he was going to have to tell his boss that I was quitter. I laughed and asked him if he was trying to bully me. He then said; "Have a nice life." and hung up.
This company needs to be stopped.
Deborah
Occidental, California
U.S.A.
