uSight LLC took checking account numbers and made unauthorized debits, promissed easy access to company services and products that are not available or easily accessible deceptive company false promises orem Utah

On October 9, 2002 in Oak Park, Illinois, I attended a free home business "Online Income Seminar". While there about 50 people were told how to buy "uSight's" website, hosting merchant account and other products and services to start making money online. To become a client and a distributor of uSight, I agreed to pay $399.00 for a website + $99.00 + $3,598.20 for a merchant account with my website because uSight guaranteed financing. I did not have my checkbook so my friend on my behalf left a personal check with uSight representatives for $99.00 which would "hold my registration" to become a client and distributor until my first day of training which took place 3 days later on October 12, 2002. I was told if I would make payment on October 12, 2002 from my checking account, the check from my friend would be returned immediately. It wasn't, we were told that, it was accidentily sent to uSight's home office. The checking account of my friend was later debited for $49.00 on October 25, 2002. My checking account has been receiving electronic fund debit requests from Bridgeview Bank in Illinois, a vendor of uSight. All these debits occuring without any authorization. I was promissed that I could build my website online immediately, after following uSight's instructions, I couldn't access any service. I was told that I needed to buy a domain name for $90.00 from uSight, I tried purchasing my domain name online according to uSight's instructions, it didn't work. I have telephoned, e-mailed uSight and their vendors, all without satisfaction. I am now having to pay for bank fees to protect myself and my friend. colin oxford, Wisconsin