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- myvisajobs.com Internet United States of America
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- Web: www.myvisajobs.com
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myvisajobs.com a.k.a. Quant Decisions LLC myvisajobs.com is total scam Internet
*UPDATE Employee: Fake Identity and False Accusation
*UPDATE Employee: Fake Identity and False Accusation
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I'm originally from New Delhi, India. From my experience, myvisajobs.com is a total
scam, if not a fraud site. Several months ago I purchased their paid
membership on their website and didn't find it very useful, so I
requested my membership cancelled after a few days. However, my credit
card still got charged a monthly fee for several months. I contacted
them asking for a refund, got no reply and no refund. What a rip off!
Stay away from this website!
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#2 UPDATE Employee
Fake Identity and False Accusation
AUTHOR: Work Visa Solution Team - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, June 29, 2012
The above complaint by Agaral is false accusation most likely submitted by our competitor, because the claimed monthly charges were not possible.
All our transactions are processed by Google Checkout(now Google wallet) or Paypal. There is no way for us to know clients' credit card number or charge their credit card numbers repeatedly.
All our charges are onetime payment, not subscription. Google Checkout does not support subscription, Paypal does. Even if it is a Paypal subscription, buyer has to agree to the subscription first and he can cancel subscription through Paypal by himself at any time. So how could the above repeated charges possible?
The accuser claimed that he was from New Delhi, India, but he reported New York as location during registration.
Another sign the accusation was fake: when people are making false statement, they tend to use some fake name or location like John Smith or New York. The accuser must have never been to India, and know only the capital city. The truth is most of our Indian clients and H1B Visa workers come from Bangalore, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai.
We have been providing visa data services to immigrants since 2006. We are proud to provide 100% satisfaction guarantee, and customers could always ask for refund if they are not happy with our services. Please check our Billing FAQ for details.
We also welcome everyone to visit our Google Checkout customers review page: only customers who have purchased our services through Google Checkout could submit reviews.
https://checkout.google.com/reviews/merchant/endUserReviews?sellerId=967274661865074
We cannot make everyone happy, but because we have refund policy to guarantee 100% satisfaction, very few customers write negative reviews. The average rating is 4.5 stars.
We regret that we have to lower ourselves to fight such false accusation!
Work Visa Solution Team
#1 UPDATE Employee
Fake Identity and False Accusation
AUTHOR: Work Visa Solution Team - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, June 29, 2012
The above complaint by Agaral is false accusation most likely submitted by our competitor, because the claimed monthly charges were not possible.
All our transactions are processed by Google Checkout(now Google wallet) or Paypal. There is no way for us to know clients' credit card number or charge their credit card numbers repeatedly.
All our charges are onetime payment, not subscription. Google Checkout does not support subscription, Paypal does. Even if it is a Paypal subscription, buyer has to agree to the subscription first and he can cancel subscription through Paypal by himself at any time. So how could the above repeated charges possible?
The accuser claimed that he was from New Delhi, India, but he reported New York as location during registration.
Another sign the accusation was fake: when people are making false statement, they tend to use some fake name or location like John Smith or New York. The accuser must have never been to India, and know only the capital city. The truth is most of our Indian clients and H1B Visa workers come from Bangalore, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai.
We have been providing visa data services to immigrants since 2006. We are proud to provide 100% satisfaction guarantee, and customers could always ask for refund if they are not happy with our services. Please check our Billing FAQ for details.
We also welcome everyone to visit our Google Checkout customers review page: only customers who have purchased our services through Google Checkout could submit reviews.
https://checkout.google.com/reviews/merchant/endUserReviews?sellerId=967274661865074
We cannot make everyone happy, but because we have refund policy to guarantee 100% satisfaction, very few customers write negative reviews. The average rating is 4.5 stars.
We regret that we have to lower ourselves to fight such false accusation!
Work Visa Solution Team
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