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Complaint Review: Laura Johnson Company - Portsmouth New Hampshire

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  • Laura Johnson Company 1465 Woodbury Avenue P.O BOX 380 Portsmouth, New Hampshire U.S.A.

Laura Johnson Co Use Me To Get Rich Ad In Small Business Opportunity Magazine I send payment but I never got the goods I got ripped off for $33.00 Portsmouth New Hampshire

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04/30/2004

I responded to a full page ad in Small Business opprtunity magazine on 04/12/04 The title: USE ME AND GET RICH, The ad said that for $28.00 plus $5.00 shipping they would send me information on how to make money and if I diden't make money that they would send me a check for $1500.00. I called the magazine company in New york and asked if this company was in good standing, the editor said it was! her name is Susan Rakowski and her phone number is 212-807-7100 so after hearing that it was okay I sent a money order for $33.00 to Laura Johnson Co. 1465 Woodbury Avenue suite 380 Portsmouth NH 03801

a few weeks went buy so i tryed looking them up on the internet but no listing! I tryed the phone directory but no listing! so I called the magazine and told them I have not recieved that information yet and I think ive been ripped off, but the editor told me she would call the advertiser and find out where my order was. Two days later I get a letter from Laura Johnson Co telling me that it was shipped and that if I diden't get it its not there problem that I should have paid for registard mail and that there was nothing they could do!

I got upset! so I call the editor again and told her the registard mail was not an option or any type or insurance was offered on the ad! she said she would call them and have them call me, im still waiting! So I called the post office in Portsmouth and I spoke to the mail man that works that route. He told me at that address was a post office box rental business and there is nobody there!

This company placed a P.O box address as a suite, I also learned that this company is not a registard company and dosent have a tax ID number! I also learned that this company is not in New Hampshire the mail is forward to them for an extra fee they pay the post box company! Im filing a mail fraud complaint with the post office today and im filing a small claims against Small business opportunity magazine and Laura Johnson!

Small business opportunity is responsible because they should request a copy of a tax ID number from any business placing ads! this would control mail fraud! Don't buy Small business opportunity magazine and dont respond to any ad's placed there because you risk getting ripped off and the publisher will not help you!

Alfredo
lowell, Massachusetts
U.S.A.

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AUTHOR: David - (Australia)

POSTED: Monday, November 20, 2006

I applied for this program and received it in Australia. I must admit that I was a little disappointent as it had nothing new and there are far better programmes available.

Some successful mail order operators run classes for people interested in mail order businesses and have successful graduates who will mentor new people into this industry.

The beauty of mail order is that it is a business that can be started for a small outlay, can be run part time until it is proven and has replaced your present salary.

My recommendation (for what it is worth) is to use the profits from your mail order business to clear all your debts, including paying off you house, then invest the profits into something that will give you a liveable income before you chuck in you full time job. You will be amazed how little you need to live on when you are debt free.

With this liveable income coming in each month all the profits from your business can be used for the "dreamed of things" you have wanted, and to be invested. I recommend your investment breakup be as follows: 40% real estate; 40% shares/stocks; 10% cash, and 10% for fun.

If you don't want the bother or controlling real estate and stocks go to a good advisor and invest in property trust, stock trusts and cash trusts. In my case I have 50% of my earnings from the investment trusts reinvested and 50% paid to me.

For the average person with the normal debt load in life reaching your goal of chucking in the job can be attained in 4 to 5 years, but you will find as your debt level decreases often your job is not as bad as you thought it was.

I now have reached the leave I recommend and still work in my job and run my mail order/internet businesses as a hobby (theres nothing much worth watching on TV anyway) and enjoy a stress free life.

Good luck with you search.

Leighton

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