Executive Marketing Enterprises Executive Marketing - Coachingcare package for Ebay website("selling to the losers") with (2) CDs. CDs were blank, four 1/2 hour coaching sessions insufficient. Draper Utah

I received an add in my email for "Your Job at Ebay". When I replied in interest, Mike Carradini was the "barker" that drew me in. He's good.

After spending considerable time convincing me to use my credit card for start-up charges, when it came time to pay Executive Marketing, he told me they don't take credit cards because they don't want to pay merchant fees and also because they don't honor charge backs because the information I get on the disks is proprietary industry secrets and on.

So, I attempted to get out of the program, he handed me over to his super, and he threatened to take the money from my credit card number I'd given them earlier, if I didn't wire the money, so not knowing my rights and hoping this was legitmate, I accepted.

My e-auction, everything you need know etc., CD was completely BLANK, 0 bits.

My Dropshipper's Solutions CD would not allow me to access even one chapter, and the index appeared to be nothing but jibberish and odd characters.

$2895 for two CD's and four - hour weekly sessions with my coach from Coaching Care, which was completely insufficient for a novice to complete an "up and running website" a subscription to onsitebuiders for $40.00 a month and a subscription I pay for at $30.00 a month for Online Supplier. I also had to access and pay for Word Tracker for keywords and

The first dropshipper I made website for dropped out the moment I contacted them. The second one dropped out after a month of waiting for them to "restock", after, again, preparing a the website. I then preapred a third website for Gametime.com, but around that time, I read the testimonials on your site around coached websites and their failures and I decided to contact you.

I was also sold a subscription for $30.00/mo. to Online Supplier and $40.00 to onsitebuilder.com for hosting the site.

In addition, I was alerted to your service when someone from "Excel Business Group" sent me an email offering a book for $34.95 that would help people with my experience get their money back around this type of scam. Since they mentioned "Bad Business" in the offer, I looked you up and, to my surprise, saw that the same book was being offered for $21.95.

In my reply/purchase email, I enquired as to how they got my name. Their reply was to reject me from the program, refunding my money, without explanation, even after asking again. Now I wonder if the same people that ripped me at Executive Marketing off offered the product purely as an irritant.

Robert
Oakland, California
U.S.A.