Millenium Marketing, Real Fontane VIP Marketing Real Fontane and his salestaff lied about the marketing services and marketing capture rates of these services to get me to invest $28,900. They will not return any investment phone calls. Say goodby Phoenix, Arizona

Hello, my name is Robert. In July of 2010 I gave $20,000 to Millenium Marketing for the purchase of 200,000 leads from a nationally televised marketing campaign to advertise services for pay advances, debthconsolidation, and credit restoration to merchants and individuals. Rebecca Rozzi was their lead salesman that quoted the lead capture rate minimums that my investment would yeild, her direct involvement with the leaddispuresment, and the national televisioncommercials that my leads would be drawn from.Her stated results of this campaign would generate an income of $24,000 to $48,000 per month for one year, and a gurantee of total return on my investment in six months.

Bottomline, she lied about every investment point!The only services that Millenium gave me for my $20,000 was a posted web site and 200,000 email blasts which costs MIllenium a fraction of the dollars used in a nation campaign. I talked to the principal partner, Real Fontane in September on these points. He admitted that his sales person had not been truthful, but that I would bepaid from leads off ofa television commercial that was being produced. That was a lie also. Later in September, Real talked me into handing over another $8,900 for another scheme that has paid zero dollars. I cannot believe I gave these guys these finds. They will not even talk to me on the phone. If anyone has any doubt about my claims, or is thinking about handing over any money to these people, I can prove everything I have stated. I recorded all my phone conversations.