Originally posted by @Debbie Lee:
@Lew Payne I am not expecting those individual consultant to deliver more than what they are asked for. But, why got me so devastated was both of them promised so much before I gave them the money. The 1st consultant even "pretend" to have good relationship with me and PROMISED to help me step by step, so surely she knew she was leaving way ahead, why wouldn't she tell me she was leaving? instead PROMISED so much and deliver nothing.
The 2nd consultant send me to the wrong place for bootcamp the day after I paid him $35,000, it was a very snowing day, I spend 1 1/2 hour driving to the wrong place found out no one was there, would you call this guy right the way? ha ha , guess what he was not available and I left a voice message. I waited 5 days to get him to talk to me "properly".
He end up telling me " he is a single dad and he is very busy....." no apology what so ever !!!!
@Lew Payne do you have any misunderstanding over the issue I have over here?
I am totally agree with @Account Closed which scammer guru do you work for?
Debbie, just to repeat what I sent you in a message, take a look at this: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/26/your-money/what-...
The Fair Credit Billing Act dictates that there be a process by which you can question unauthorized charges, billing errors and transactions involving goods and services you never received or merchants that did not deliver in the way they were supposed to. This sounds to me like you are a victim of fraud. Dispute the entire amount of the charges - all of it, with your credit card company, then the onus is on the con artists to prove that you owe them this money.
I would say get the attorney later should they fight hard against the disputed charges, and don't sign anything else for them. Make no promises. If they fight you, get an attorney, and tell them you will sue for all of them money plus attorney fees.
