National Sales Group Scam, Rip Off, joke! Santa Barbara California

Eva c/o National Sales Group,

On January 16, 2008 I came across a job listing under National Sales Group. I called to inquire about the "entry level sales positions" that did not require a college degree. I spoke to a gentleman named Robert at extension 112 (866-291-4406). Robert informed me that they had several listings for jobs and that if I paid a fee of $29.00 that he would get my package in the mail and I would start to receive emails with job listings within 2-4 weeks.

I received the package, filled out the paperwork and sent it back. From that point on, I had no correspondence from NSG. I called on February 26, 2008 to inquire about why I was not receiving any opportunities and I was told by John that he was sorry and that he would activate my account for another 3 months at no extra charge. Since then I have received less than 10 emails for potential jobs. I noticed that every single one of these jobs that were sent to me were requiring a 4 year college degree and 1 + years experience in sales, which I do not have. I made that very clear when I signed up originally with Robert. He assured me that they had a list of companies that did not require college degrees or experience.

I called today April 10, 2008 to cancel my account and request a refund for the orignal fee that I paid and I was told that my money is not refundable. I was transferred to Eva who REFUSED to give me a refund after I told her that I would dispute any and all charges with American Express. She showed no signs of concern. Once we hung up, I did some research. I went on the Bad Business Bureau website where I was connected to the "Ripoff Report" http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/280/RipOff0280707.htm On this website there are several stories from people all over the United States that basically have the same story as I do. They claim to have been Ripped Off!!!!

I called Eva one more time to give her a last chance to refund me and I told her that I was looking at this website that clearly states they are a scam and she claims the website does not exist. I said I would email it to her, I was calling American Express and that I will get my money back one way or another. I stated that this was her last chance to refund me before I posted my story on this website and filed my dispute with American Express and she stands by National Sales Group, stating that they do not honor refunds.

Thank you,
Kristi
Cordova, Tennessee
U.S.A.