M.O.R.E Inc. Fill mailbox and blow up your phone but impossible to find to get a refund. Goessel Kansas

 M.O.R.E. Incorporated says the founder, P.J. Rohleder has made millions in various businesses. He started sending my 70-plus year old husband offers to become a "beta-tester" for $69.00 6 or 7 years ago. The materials state that you do not have to know how to run a computer, that all will be done for you. But if people buy from the websites they set up for you then you will get money. My husband does not use a computer and had no idea what a beta tester was but did want to make some money.

For two or three years he watched anxiously for money to start rolling in. None did. He talked to various members of the "team" on the phone and never was able to get his money back. I sent a letter and asked them to refund his money accusing them of taking advantage of older persons. Finally someone got hold of my husband and told him he had never made any money on his websites because he hadn't given them money to advertise for him and got him to send them $3,000! Later on they invited him to come up to Kansas and attend a meeting.

We went to Kansas and attended a meeting at a community center. P.J. was there and three other men who appeared to me to be recently released from prison. We were told several times that we would receive a CD of the meeting so we didn't need to take notes. One well-spoken man in a suit was assigned to us and after the meeting (which was almost entirely white people in their 60s and up) took us aside and invited us to another . meeting to be held in Branson 3 months later. That cost him $1500, refundable in 30 days. We also bought into a new program which was supposed to net us a "founder" interest in a make products at home scheme. We never received the program which they said we would receive.

Later I tried to get back the $1500 for the Branson trip but could never get hold of anyone within the 30 days. I threatened to turn them in if they didn't send him back his $69 and he received two checks for $100 or so which did not say what they were for--hush money I assume.

They will not stop calling. Change their phone numbers again and again so I can't avoid them. And then if I pick it up it is a recording. These people are a menace. They are into us for over $6000.