My World Benefits ripoff false advertising no product delivered New York New York *UPDATE World Benefits working hard to correct problems in customer service, offering refunds, company executives want all customers to be 100% satisfied *EDitor's UPDATE!

EDitor's UPDATE info:
Rip-off Report has been contacted by the owners of the company, they said those who have asked for refunds should see them no later than Monday morning or sooner. Credit to your account can takes 4 to 5 days to actually hit your account ,
They again apologized for the delay. We'll see. Rip-off Report is hoping they will live up to what they have promised, we think they will. SO you know, Rip-off Report has confirmed 73 refunds so far, and we know there should be many more. Rip-off Report is investigating more on this situation, and we will be posting an UPDATE to the main Report at this web address https://www.ripoffreport.com/view.asp?id=76605
Please be patient, we can only tell you what they are telling us.
ED Magedson
EDitor@RipoffReport.com
badbusinessbureau.com

In December last year, I was contacted by World Benefits over the phone to get a guaranteed Master Card with a credit limit of $ 1500. An electronic transfer was done from my checking account. The rep told me that this was GUARANTEED and that my checking account would be debited on the 1st of January and that I would receive my card within 21 days after that.

No credit card has arrived as of yet (10 Feb) and when I called the company, I was told that they were sending me a package in about a week, but that I would get no credit card.

I pointed out that I had been asked for a credit card and that I was not interested in anything else. I asked for an immediate refund.

I was told that this was a non-refundable package.
I pointed out to her that I had not ordered a package but had been promised a credit card. I told her that I would contact my attorney on this, and her response was just to have him call them.

Niklas
Glendale, California
U.S.A.