MovieWorkNow Promises prove worthless, but they make you pay upfront! phoenix, Arizona

This company advertises all over the internet, but is nothing but a scam. I was 'selected' for an interview and assured that the film industry was looking for people of my type/in my age group, etc. and the busy season was about to start.

Barbara was very adamant about this 'wonderful opportunity' and I foolishly parted with $250. This was supposed to pay for a 'professional' photograph for the website (it was not taken by a professional and turned out to be a terrible picture) and prominent website exposure to the many film industry professionals, who were supposedly looking for people exactly like me.

Since then (4 months ago now) I have not been notified of ONE suitable job offer. When I contacted the company to point this out, I was told to 'be patient' and when I finally requested a refund, I was simply told that the agreement I signed states that money is not refundable.

These people are cynically taking advantage of this economic downturn, to exploit those who are looking for a way to boost their income. They should be exposed and put out of business.