Submitted:
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Posted: Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Reno,
Nevada
Who is this guy Jim Feist anyway? Is he God? It is okay for him to use FALSE ADVERTISING to take peoples money away from them. Then the way that he words his contract ( I will in no way make any claims against National Sports Services; I do release and discharge National Sports Services from all claims and demands whatsoever in law or equity; This is a full and final release of all claims of any nature and kind whatsoever against national Sports Services and all prior services and charges are non-refundable), he is free from all liabilty and lawsuits.
The wording of this contract alone, just gives National Sports Services jimfeist.com) to continue their FALSE ADVERTISING. If they are not using FALSE ADVERTISING to try and draw in potential new customers, why do they have to put all of these phrases at the bottom of their contract? So let's see. The jimfeist.com website is permitted to post false ads on the internet. That is okay. But once we sign his contract, we can't get a refund of our $40,000. A signed contract counts, but false advertising on the internet doesn't count.
What is this world coming to? Now the U.S. government is approving FALSE ADVERTISEMENTS. THESE PEOPLE (NSS and jimfeist.com) ARE USING UNFAIR BUSINESS PRACTICES! Hell! I would have never contacted National Sports Services on June 19th if it wasn't for their FALSE AD posted on the internet the day before. (Buy Dave Cokin's GUARANTEED winner tonight, June 18th (which I did), for only $25. If this game doesn't win, you will receive Dave Cokin's picks for the rest of June for FREE) You call $40,000 FREE?
David
Reno, Nevada
U.S.A.