Complaint Review: DivineImpact Corporation - Burnsville Minnesota
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- DivineImpact Corporation 14101 Southcross Drive #165 Burnsville, Minnesota U.S.A.
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DivineImpact Corporation sorry conartist hyped up rude users Burnsville Minnesota
*Consumer Comment: Well documented scam
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
This company is built on no product and no customer service. I sent a $97.00 check made out to DivineImpact Corporation for what is called the Personal instant cash machine system still dont know what it is. I sent them an e-mail my response said [we recived no payment] it was rude hours later I recived another stating an apology and a download the system I guess I payed for what? I still dont know. It is sad that there is so many people or buissness on line who have no conscince no concern for there fellow man.
Angela
lancaster, California
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Well documented scam
AUTHOR: Aafes - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, June 06, 2006
This is a well documented scam. This company has a myriad of websites registered to them, all promising "easy work at home" money. When you make your payment you are sent an E-book telling you how to set up a website, linking to one of their myriad sites to promote your venture (for an additional fee of course). They advise you to create a site offering this "system" and guarantee it will make you money.
In theory it would. If at least ONE idiot a week went to your site and paid $97.00 for the "personalinstantcashmachine" you would make money. After they paid you would send them the same e-book.
What is appalling is all of these websites are coowned and the "divineimpact" site fronts as a charity. The website is redesigned every few months to appear as supporting a different cause of the moment.
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