Preferred Platinum Network Services This company did not pay as they said they would Toms River New Jersey

I found their ad in the local pennysaver and called for the information which they sent out and I received within a few days time. I looked into the company through the internet and the better business bureau and I was unable to find anything bad about them so I decided to send the money in so I would be able to start working for them. About a week later I received the package in the mail and I did them up that night and sent them off on that Monday morning from the post office near where I live.

I also sent them another check for $95.00 for my next batch of postcards which I never received but they cashed my check and it went through my bank on August 4. So at this point I am out $185.00 for the enrollment fee and the second batch of post cards which required money sent to them. I never received a check for the post cards that I sent in to them which they owe me $95.00 for and I never received the next batch of 500 cards that I had paid $95.00 for. I never heard from them again until around the middle of August when I received a letter from them stating that they had discontinued the program and they were offering to put me in there other program or they would send me a check for whatever I had paid them.

I decided to get out of the program and receive my money back and to get away from this rip off company who promises the moon but does not deliver. It is now close to the end of September and I am still waiting for the check to reimburse me for the money they stole from me. The money that I paid them came very dear to me since I am on disability and I am trying to find a way to earn money from home. The money they stole from me almost caused my son and I to lose our home and end up on the street. I only received $640 a month on disability which just barely paid the rent and they promised that I would be able to work for them doing the postcards and earning $95.00 for every 100 that I did even if I had to pay them something for the cards I still would be coming out better than having to depend on state disability.

So I am writing this report to warn any one thinking of going with them to avoid that company at all costs. It is the old adage if they promise you a lot of money for doing almost nothing for then avoid it because more than likely it is a scam and they are just trying to rip off innocent people like you and I who are trying to make ends meet in a very hard and cruel financial world.

kathleen
palm desert, California
U.S.A.