Nationwide Cyber Systems ripped off of $26,990 fradulent, misrepresentative advertisements promising turn-key operation & best location for kiosks sold to me Hollywood Florida

The above information stated in my ripoff report about the costs associated with setting up the wireless service and end-user technical support is skewed.

If you contacted the wireless network provider as I did, you would have found that you do not have an account with them and presumably would be subject to paying similar costs represented in my report to set up the wireless service and call center;

I learned that the wireless account/agreement is between the software company and the wireless network provider and NOT between the kiosk owner and the wireless network provider as previously understood.

If you are an NCS kiosk owner, please refer to: www.surfingthenet.net/surfnetwireless/nationwide/costs.htm for important information on the NWCS Wireless Program, which is powered by the software/network company. This link was kindly provided to me by the software manufacturers whose software is loaded on these kiosks.

I don't know if these UNDISCLOSED COSTS are much better. The upfront setup costs may not apply but still come out in the wash. You still forfeit 30% of the net revenue (gross revenue minus transaction costs), which means that you pay the transactions costs ($1.00 per unique user, 2.5% credit card fee per transaction and $0.25 flat rate credit card fee per transaction) as well, and pay a $10 location or management fee* that is deducted from the total credit card revenues from the kiosk and wireless usage. The pricing is still subject to change by the wireless network provider.

The NWCS wireless program doesn't say anything about the SSL Certification or end-user technical support; I was told by technical support person for NCS kiosk owners at the software company that they would be answering the end-users technical support calls and escalate to the wireless network provider if they cannot help, sub the SSL Certification was not mentioned. I don't know if there is a phone number on the user interface of the kiosk that end-users can call, however.

NCS did not provide me with the phone number to the software company; we are supposed to call NCS technical support with questions where they contact the company then get back to us; which doesn't seem possible now since you cannot reach them.

*See NWCS wireless program for exception.