W.L. Madden Fast Motion Advertising Complete Communication Breakdown. Unethical considering they are consultants!!! Glendale AZ

I got a call on April 30, 2019 asking me if I wanted to become an agent to promote there new consulting services to small businesses.  After a two hour conversation with my "coach" Stan Dekker, Vincent Martinez and Travis Sands I was interested in the money making opportunity, but had information overload.  Travis Sands continued the phone call by sending me a few documents via email.  I got rushed into docu-signing these agreements. 

Later that day I was going to read them thoroughly but was unable to because of a website error message on their end.  When docu-signing I never saw page 2 (an invoice for $2,500) nor did Travis Sands tell me he would charge me $2,500 that day when asking for my credit card number.  

I called and emailed Stan Dekker and Vincent Martinez so they could explain how I could read the documents and re-explain my exact role as an agent, but got no reply for at least a week.  I called and emailed them several times, but never a reply.  

Because of this complete lack of communication to a new agent I cancelled the agreement via email, but I later found out it was voided because three days pasted since the signing date.  

Weeks later I saw a $2,500 charge and a $19.95 charge on my statement.  I again contact Stan Dekker and Vincent Martizne and got no reply.  Because of this, I opened up a dispute with the fraud department of my credit card company.  

During this time W L Madden had started the "lead process" and started calling prospects on my behalf.  No one contacted me to tell me this fact.  

One day I finally get a call from a guy named Allan Farris who let a voicemail saying he denied my refund request because the "lead process" had begun and calls were being made on my behalf.  No one contacted prior to this to tell me this fact.  

A few weeks later I get the standard letter from the Fraud Department which said they denied my request because the charges were correct and attached a page 2 of the agreement I docu-signed which was a invoice for $2,500 for leads.  This was the first time I saw this invoice.  By giving this to the fraud department they are implying I saw this document.  If full disclosure would have occurred on April 30, 2019 I would have stopped the transaction, because I had too many unanswered questions to pay $2,500. 

Because I thought I cancelled the agreement I thought the monthy charge of $19.95 for "AMF Hosting/Training" would stop also.  It has not.  

I finally got a email from Allan Farris to find out they are conducting a 6 - 12 month campaign on my behalf, which prior to that I was never told about.  I told Allan Farris to immediately stop this campaign. 

All this time still no contact by my coach. A total lack of communication to a confused newbie.  A very helpless feeling.

This is no way to recruit new agents interested in an income opportunity.  A very unethical way to do business considering they are suppose to be business consultants.  I am dumpfounded how W L Madden and specifically Allan Farris thinks they did nothing wrong.