Avon Communications ALMOST RIPPED OFF! ripoff fraud business Monroe Michigan

Thank goodness for information you can get online! I was wondering how I can check the validity of this company and their promises. I knew their claims in their letter were just too good to be true. I called their number several times, and I noticed how you will only get a voice message every time I called.

On my second and third/last call, I left a message asking if they could call me back to give me their TAX ID number and/or fax me any proof that their business is legitimate. I never got a call back. CHECK this out: When I called the first time and left a message (I just said I had some questions), someone called me back in about 10 minutes. And then I looked and studied their letter more closely. I noticed how the letter emphasized on when they promise to mail you the supplies to get you started.

When they get your money order and/or cash (by the way, who would send cash by mail?), you get your package sooner. If by check, you will have to wait until your check is cleared. They don't accept credit card. I thought if they allowed payment via credit card, it might be safer so that I can file a dispute with my credit company, if in case I was ripped-off later. But they didn't have that option. Good thing I held back and took this time to go online. I just had to already because I got two other letters from other "companies," which I both found on this website, too (Financial Resources Unlimited, Inc. and Summit Group Publicaions). Thanks for coming up with this website!

Irene
San Leandro, California
U.S.A.