Scam Alert: "Winning In The Cash Flow Business"
Filed in archive Work at Home Scams by Sue Walsh on August 28, 2008
1. When you call you'll be heavily pressured to purchase an "upgrade" for just $300 more.
2. After you order the kit you'll be inundated with phone calls inviting you to be a "protégé". All you have to do is pay an additional fee which is anywhere from $2,000-$10,000 more! The sales tactics they use are extremely high pressure.
3. Russ Dalbey has not made a dime "flipping notes", but he does make over $100 million a year ripping people off through his infomercial.
4. Russ Dalbey has changed his business name several times due to investigations by the Better Business Bureau and the U.S. Attorney General's office.
So needless to say, this is just another scam designed to target people desperate to own their own business. Stay far far away! Still need convincing? Check out this site that has over 200 complaints from folks who fell for the infomercial.
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