Millionaire Web Club, Inc. rip-off! Delays in being able to view websites. Unable to reach representatives. Tempe Arizona

Based on Better Business Bureau files, this company has an unsatisfactory record with Central/Northern Arizona BBB due to pattern of complaints concerning service of their websites. Specifically, many complaints allege misrepresentation of the company's services and potential income, and reveal that verbal representations made to clients differ from written contracts. According to complaints to BBB files, clients allege few to no website hits are obtained with the company's advertising and that the return on investment represented during sales presentations is unrealistic contrary to what is verbally implied.

Complaints also concern allegations of not receiving services paid for and customer service issues; specifically clients encounter delays in being able to view their websites and experience inability to reach representatives with questions or concerns after contracts are signed. Additional Telephone Numbers: (602)404-2362,(800)886-6018 and (800)889-4011. If you are considering investing in a business opportunity, the Better Business Bureau suggests the following tips to help you avoid falling victim to a business opportunity fraud.

1. Ask the company where it is incorporated and whether is has an in-state office; ask for names of owners and officers, their backgrounds, and prior business experience. Verify the information with the BBB or another impartial outside organizations.

2. If you will be selling a product, ask questions about it, what is will cost you, your source of supply, any performance claims and guarantees, the company's replacement and repair policies and procedures for handling complaints from you or your customers.

3. Ask about any initial fees you will be required to pay and what they are to be used for. If you will be marketing a service, verify all costs and ask for a detailed written agreement specifying the type and duration of assistance with start up procedures and obtaining clients.

4. Get written copies of the company's business and financial statements and other important documents. Ask an accountant, attorney or outside financial expert to review the materials.

5. Investigate and verify all information receoved from the sales person.

6. Consult with people who know the particular product or type of business you may be entering. Review with them the selling company's claims concerning marketability of the product, pricing, projected profits, etc. You may want to review the contract and other documents with an attorney.

7. Independently contact some of the people who have already invested in the product or service about their experience.

8. If you decide to invest, get all promises in writing and the contract signed by an authorized agent of the company. If you suspect fruad, contact the Better Business Bureau.

Report dated 08/12/2004 Copyright Date: 2004 The Better Business Bureau; Standard Disclaimer: As a matter of policy, the Better Business Bureau does not endorse any product, service or company. BBB reports generally cover a three-year reporting period, and are provided solely to assist you in exercising your own best judgment.

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Millionaire Web Club Principal: Marvin Wilson, President; Customer Service Contact: Joh Clark, Customer Relations Manager. Original Business Start Date: 07/01/2000 NOTE: Received telphone call on 08/11/2004 from couple in Janesville, WI who have lost $40,000 on so called business deals with Millionaire Web Club and Ultimate Price Club. THEY HAVE NOT RECEIVED $1.00 UP TO THIS DATE. IF YOU READ THIS WARNING PLEASE CONTACT RIPOFF.COM OR CHARLES (phone number removed by ripoffreport.com)

Charles
Citurs heights, California
U.S.A.

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