L. Lewis & Associates Money sent with no package received = Ripoff Summit Illinois

This is a letter of discontent concerning L. Lewis & Associates. I read you ad in a local paper that i recive about working out of the home and having a weekly check sent. So naturally I called your number and followed the instructions to have information about the work sent to me. The information I received from your company was about sorting and mailing postcards and with different income groups depending on how many postcards a person wanted to sort and mail in a week.

Group #1 $200.00 weekly
Group #2 $400.00 weekly
Group #3 $800.00 weekly
Group #4 $2,000.00 weekly
Group #5 $5,000.00 weekly

Now I'm suse you are familiar with what your letters say, so there is no need of repeating it. As it goes I choose group #3 $800.00 weekly with a "bonus offer that doubles the pay rate". As of Dec. 19 2003 my cashier's check of $120.00 has been in the mail. The check that was needed to insure against curiosity seekers and the one-time processing and materials fee.

Well Sirs it has been four weeks and no package has been received on my part. I had even included extra money for faster shipping. I now have read other letters about L. Lewis & Associates, they allowed a week or two for there packages. I have waited four weeks with no reponse or hope. I even gave consideration and time because of the holiday season, and thought that might have had an effect on my processing and shipping.

Lucas
O'Neill, Nebraska
U.S.A.