Top-Star Mailshare ripoff work at home London United Kingdom

I saw an advertisement in our local advertiser for home working opportunities and sent in a self addressed stamped envelope to get more information. I got a response but I wasn't interested in the type of work that was on offer so I didn't get involved.

A couple of weeks later I got this letter from Top-Star Mailshare saying that this was a genuine offer, as they were the largest home-working firm. I normally wouldn't be taken in by such claims but they said that they'd been in the business for over 13 years and that they only dealt with serious people.

I sent in 30.00 as my membership fee and received the membership card and all, but after over two months I decided I wanted my money back as there had been absolutely no work from them. I sent back the membership card after receiving no response form them but still nothing, I sent countless letters demanding my money back but still nothing came of it.

I have a ten month old baby and I think its diabolical to take advantage of people like us who are in vulnerable positions. For some of us every penny counts and we only want to do what is best for our respective families. It is inhuman to take food from our children's mouths, and that is exactly what I Shevket did

Josephine
Doncaster
United Kingdom

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