Buckeye Impact Group, Front Range I Was Scammed By Buckeye Impact's Deceptive Practices Clyde, OH Ohio

On February 6, 2015 I received a call from Buckeye Impact group stating that they were associated with Amazon.com and they were offering an Amazon website and marketing training for $99. could earn 15% commissions. I was skeptical at first and checked them out with the bbb. At the time they had a good rating and seemed to have a professional learning platform. I wanted to learn how to correctly internet market so I agreed to buy the website and started putting the associate Amazon product links on the blog pages of my website.  They said that a Michael Stein would be contacting me to help me with marketing.. Instead when he called, I did not receive any training I expected.  He's selling me a package of 5,000 targeted leads to my website and to be put on all the major search engines.  I told him I only made $10 an hour as a caregiver and that was a lot of money. He kept pushing the sell while bragging that he really didn't need my money since he was living so high on the hog. He promised I would be very happy with the outcome with all the generated sells. Reluctantly. I agreed which put me in serious financial difficulty but I thought I would make the money back through generated sells. The contract was signed with Front Range Group. I can send the contract. Weeks passed and I saw no clicks or any activity on my site in spite of all my blogging, following their training program, and thinking I would see results from my purchased leads.  When I tried to contact Michael Stein again, I could never reach the marketing department. I would leave messages to him, and other marketers. My calls were never returned. I complained to the bbb about their lack of response. I did get a call from a woman who said she had finished my 5,00 leads and I should start seeing clicks to them. The result was a miserable few clicks and no sells!  I purchased an item myself through one of my associate links to see the links actually worked which they did. Then when I tried to log into my associates account again a day later, I couldn't.  I called Amazon and was told that that they (Amazon) have no association with Buckeye Impact Group and they do not approve of the websites sold by Buckeye Impact. At one time they did but they haven't in many months.  They said they Amazon shut down the associate site after my first sell, the item I bought. Buckeye Impact then knew they were selling me a fraudulent website at the time of sell. Now all the Amazon links I put into my blogs from the site they sold me have to be removed and replaced by links from the Amazon account I signed up to directly to Amazon.  I have now lost $550 of my hard earned money as well as all the time spent having to replace all the product links in my blogs.  I am outraged by the blatant deceit of this company. Rather I can get my money back or not, I intend to expose them for the scam artists they are,