Complaint Review: Royal Books And CD's - Fort Lauderdale Florida
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- Royal Books And CD's P.O. Box 100789 Fort Lauderdale, Florida U.S.A.
- Phone: 954-236-7311
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- Category: BBB Better Business Bureau
Royal Books And CD's They sent me an application stuffing and mailing information for 2 of their best selling books. I mailed them $44.00. Fort Lauderdale Florida
*Consumer Comment: Your money is gone
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
They sent me an application for stuffing and mailing information for two of their best selling books. They told me that it was a one time application fee, and it will be refundable with my third paycheck I will be getting each week.
I sent them $39.00 application fee plus $5.00 shipping and handling with a money order for $44.00. My money order receipt date is October 3, 2008. The money order number is 12701268404. As of this date, October 11, 2008, I have not heard from them yet.
David
West Point, Mississippi
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Your money is gone
AUTHOR: Lenny - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, October 13, 2008
Your money is gone. It is a scam. Why would someplace send you materials to stuff in an envelope and mail when they can do it where they are located wihtout paying a 3rd party and double postage? Almost all work-at-home schemes are scams. Always check first and if they require money up front just tell them to withhold it from your first paycheck. You'll never hear from them again. Sorry you lost your money.
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