Millennium Marketing Concepts, Inc. Internet fraud targets a disabled, 80 year old female, left with credit card debts. It has been impossible to contact company. As they avoid any contact with me/consumer and I realize a SCAM has finally hit me, and legal means have not surfaced to help. Mabe President Obama should read this. There are too many complaints against Millennium on this site, all sound so similar. Las Vegas Nevada

April 2, 2008 I received a phone call from Millennium Marketing Concepts (MMC) agent, Brian Thomas, promising assured monthly income of $1600-2000 a month and coaching from Mr. Thomas when needed. I would pay a small investment - $349 for the Gold Package, then an upgrade. I was assured a monthly income of $1600-2000, a coach, two invoices- Gold package $349 & Platinum package $8,400 totalling$8,749.00. I never received complete packages, i.e., number of stores, Ebay, etc. I never received any money. I paid with two credit cards: Gold Package - $349.00; then upgraded to a Platinum Package - $8,400.00 for a total of $8,749.00. I never received any profit! not one cent!

Innumerous calls and emails, a letter, were never returned/or acknowledged. I was given a Wait number, and finally at No. 1 the answering machine said the office was closed (at mid afternoon?) After the sale I connected by phone ONCE in 2008. At that time I learned that Brian Thomas had left the company, customer service staff had also left. I was assigned a new coach was at this time that I was informed my new coach was Jack Foster but I never spoke with him. I could never access his office.

In December 2008 my website, PPC was no longer shown on the internet. I emailed this fact to MMC and it was back in January 09. When my website: www.PuebloPlazaCenter.com was returned to the screen the stores eBay, Amazon, etc. were reduced in number and value.

During April to December 2008 I was never able to talk to anyone at MMC, except for one time in May 08 when Customer Service answered and informed my coach had left MMC; I was given a wait number (in the 20's to start) and at #1 the answering machine said We're sorry-the office is now closed. It could be an early hour, so I began to wonder if this was a scam. I was clearly being avoided.

I called a local attorney and was advised to contact our attorney general and if that didn' t help call him again. Colorado Attorney General contacted Nevada's Attorney General who wrote me that her state no longer had a consumer affairs division. I am at square one, disillusioned and I have 2 credit card debts to pay, hopefully before I leave this earth. Luckily I found Rip Off site while looking up Millennium, no less. I hope this helps me, helps anyone in the path of MMC.

Anon7
Pueblo, Colorado
U.S.A.