Ray Reynolds Plan I bought into the Ray Reynolds Plan for my son who had just started a new business, and YES was scammed. Anaheim California

In February of 2008: After watching Ray Reynolds Plan TV infomercial program....I bought into the Ray Reynolds Plan for my son who had just started a new restaurant business, believing it would be a beneficial guide.
I was sold a package deal, that went from the product advertized, (CDs &
books to teach the secrets of the ins & outs - ways & means of making a
new business work successfully), to a package which was represented to include a line of credit of $5,000.00 for his business.
10 months of a monthly charge to my credit card later, there is nothing to show for the additional $500.00 tacked onto the original TV offer of the CDs & books of Ray Reynolds wisdom.
There is no $5,000.00 line of credit for his business.
A Ray Reynolds representative told me that what I paid for was an agreed
upon upgrade to the original TV offer of the CDs & books which includes
a credit council service.
..."Credit Council Service", my son can apply for, with them, for their
assistance in the paper work to apply for credit with various companies
for his business.......if he meets their criteria, they will do the applying
with companies for credit on behalf of his business.
This is not what was represented to me.
There is absolutely nothing to show for the additional $500.00 I paid.
I have no recourse to recover my money...it is not a fortune and appears
to be a drop in the bucket as to what others have reported to have
lost to the Ray Reynolds Plan.

The bottom line is: if you heard about it in an infomercial....it is a scam.
Don't fall for it.
I hope this helps someone out there save their money.

Loretta
Buchanan Dam, Texas
U.S.A.