Global Fortune Network Global Fortune LLC This Home business that will help people with debt reduction, NOT. They do collect info from all the contacts... Phoenix, Arizona

This company went the extra mile in my case to find a solution to the problems I reported.
At the end they refunded all the fees they received from us. They seem like a good company.

I am currently waiting for a requested refund from Global Fortune Network in Phoenix, AZ.  After getting many calls from this organization, I finally decided to listen to their salesman. When I talked to the first salesman, Jeff Pattersen, he was very pleasant and low key.  I was asked to listen to an audio tape and then a man who called himself the national sales manager, Lincoln Law (sounds fictional to me), butted in, and began a high pressure sales pitch.  I told him the first man was doing a good job, and wanted to talk to him again, but he refused and said that wasn't possible.  So I hung up on him. The next day, Jeff called back and we reconnected, and he said he was lowering the price, because he felt so bad about what happened to me. He said the company would do everything and had lawyers to help clients in debt. He said I would get residual checks every month until the loans were paid from the clients borrowing money from them. True, it sounded too good to be true, but for under $300, I thought I'd try it to see if just one of these Internet things could generate cash flow.  If it was for real, I told Jeff I'd certainly be helpful to find him more clients. The next day one of their people woke me up, wanting to set up my web site.  I told him I was not a morning person, and to call back in the afternoon on another day.  That afternoon another sales manager type called to give me an orientation to the business. One of the first things he did was to start talking about how to be successful would entail buying national radio and TV ads!   That's what I feared, and immediately stopped him, saying that was not an option for me at 71-years-old.  To fast forward, it wasn't long before the owner of the company called me and was very upset that I was balking at going forward.  He said, to get a refund, i would have to put my complaint in writing and submit it to the company.  I sent it the next day and that was about two weeks ago.  I'm still waiting to hear from them.  Meanwhile, I've alerted my credit card company there is a dispute.  I'm sure this will be interesting and I'll give everyone a followup if I get the refund or not.

They are a bunch of scumbags...........Fraudulent business.....Contact Arizona Attorney General to file complaint............See links below

Justin Rahn the owner of GFN was arrested and the story is all over the news. Here is the link. You can even see his face and picture in the video.

http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_northeast_valley/scottsdale/15-arrested-in-bust-of-valley-fraud-ring

http://www.whosarrested.com/arizona/maricopa-county/phoenix/mcso/771962-justin-sloane-rahn