TollFreeForwarding.com Took my money, refused to acknowledge my e-mails and told me to f off. Los Angeles California

I am an employee for a multinational corporation. I was requested to set up a toll-free number with TollFreeForwarding.com using the company credit card which is registered under my CEO's name.

It was rejected, so I was instructed to use our local credit card registered under our branch manager's name. Which was rejected. We tried using a paypal transaction which was returned. I sent an e-mail query to the customer service mailbox of TollFreeForwarding which was not acknowledged.

Without any information, I was told to attempt to reregister. Concerned about the continued silence and constant rejection, I decided to give them a call. What happened next riled me up.

The little dipshit on the other end of the line told me my business was not wanted because I had attempted to use two credit cards FROM MY SUPERIORS, UNDER THEIR INSTRUCTIONS, to sign up for TollFreeForwarding's service.

Infuriated, I spoke with my superior, who ordered me to cool down and try and explain my situation to them. So I called them again. And the same asshat picked up and told me: I have already told you, we will not deal with you. If you have a complaint, e-mail support. The same support which ignored my e-mail.

I was apoplectic - I just tossed the phone to my superior who had as much success in reasoning with that underevolved cro-magnon as a bull attempting to mate with a gazelle on steroids. Furthermore, he attempted to reach TollFreeForwarding.com through other contact numbers in an attempt to speak to someone more reasonable. All were picked up by that same dense heap of primordial goop.

What's worse, as of this report, I have yet to see a single cent of my money back. Not including the 72 hours of wasted time trying to squeeze sense out of this sophisticated Nigerian scam.

My experience should be a warning to all who think that TollFreeForwarding.com is an excellent service for companies around the world. This overblown pyramid scheme couldn't service a 7-Eleven and show a profit.

Avoid like plague.

Darren
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia