- Report: #524107
Complaint Review: American Publications
| American Publications Dorsett Road
Maryland Heights, Missouri United States of America |
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American Publications Dean Spasser This company is a ripoff. They mail out a list of companies that supposedly offer work-from-home opportunities. A list of companies that you could get for free from the internet or a library. This com Maryland Heights, Missouri
*Consumer Comment: Trying to Hide from Bad Reputation!
*Author of original report: "Advantage Publications" instead of "American Publications" now
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It is surprising to me that these scammers can stay in business after the Better Business Bureau and newspapers have put out statements about them.
This guy sells a useless pamphlet for 30 dollars and continues to stay in business.
Here is a link to an article in the St Louis Business Journal about him:
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If you googled "American Publications" or "Dean Spasser", you would get enough info to know better than to send any money to this jerk. He doesn't answer his 1-800 number unless you are plenty angry and want a refund.
He could be put out of business by people complaining to the BBB and the magazines he advertises in. It's just disgusting to scam money out of people who really need it when there is no legitimate money making opportunity.
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Trying to Hide from Bad Reputation!
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, February 01, 2013
Mr Dean SPASSER, aka Dean Murray of Advantage Publications, aka American Publications has changed his web address to howtowork-fromhome.com.
Now, if you want to be ripped off by Dean Spasser, you need to go to howtowork-fromhome.com!
Either go flush your money down the toilet, or go to howtowork-fromhome.com and send the money to Dean Murray Spasser in Maryland Heights!
You can read all about Dean SpASSer and Advantage Publications in all of his articles that spam the search engines. He apparently loves to play guitar, read, and make vague comments about his offspring. OR, you could go to the Better Business Bureau website and read about how his scam works.
#2 Author of original report
"Advantage Publications" instead of "American Publications" now
AUTHOR: Laura - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, November 08, 2010
American Publications, work from home scam, has started using the name Advantage Publications. If you google one or the other, they both direct you to the same web site.
It looks like they are trying to hide their reputation. They seem to have put out lots of planted "articles" to push down their bad press that was coming up when you google American Publications or Dean Murray or Dean Spasser.
This Dean Murray or Dean Spasser has so many links to fawning articles about himself that it becomes obvious that Dean Murray or Dean Spasser is writing them or having them written for him to hide real feedback about American Publications, Advantage Publications, whatever.
The best way to check out this work-from-home scam is to look up American Publications, Advantage Publications, Dean Murray, or Dean Spasser on the Better Business Bureau website. They have the real story there about Advantage or American Publications and Dean Murray or Dean Spasser. They tell you what envelope stuffing scams are and how they work. Envelope stuffing is an scam that has been around for a long time. If you are interested in being involved in a scam, you could just study it and do it yourself instead of being the victim.

