Kevin Nobleman The Magnolia Group The magnolia Group tells you what scammers do, then scams you themselves!!!! Albany, New York

I first went to Google to check drop shipping companies but they all wanted a fee to join. I then saw an ad in Google saying here's the real info about scammers and how to get a legitimate list of product sourcing companies. it's only $9.95 so I do my credit card through PayPal. I received an email with a list of companies but didn't look at it right away. The email also came with a link to a webpage for another bunch of  sell on with rights information for $27. I got that also because I'm looking to make extra money right now and i can afford $27 but not $127. I pay the $27 through PayPal and get a list of down-loadable programs. I tried to work out what to do from them all and realized I needed to be an HTML editor expert to make them all work. Kevin Nobleman offers that if you can't work things out to email and they will help. So I emailed and of course, no reply! I then check the other drop ship list he sent in the first email and it's all the same people from Google that charge a fee, exactly what I was trying to avoid in the first place. I contact Kevin Nobleman again, and again no reply. I've now asked for my money back but again with no reply. What I will do though is relentlessly send this guy emails until he is sick of me and report him to every BBB in the country as well as put multiple reports on this site about him.
The guy is a scammer who offers a list of suppliers who do not charge a fee, then when you pay him provides a list of suppliers who charge a fee, and a bunch of programs you can't work out what to do.
If you ever see the name Kevin Nobleman,  Magnolia Group or The Real Deal information package, then don't send them any money. I always check Ripoffreport.com and this time I didn't! What happened, i got scammed. So, everyone, always make sure you check ripoffreport.com before sending any money to anyone over the internet in the future.