Have any of you ever invested in a Data Entry Program and recieved a refund from them??
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Just goto http://www.clickbank.com/cs/cs-inquiry.cgi and do as directed. OR Simply contact ClickBank, mydatajob's payment processor for the refunds providing them your receipt number you got when you made the purchase.\n\nMany of these data entry opportunities are pure scam artists. I am working with http://www.DataEntryCompany.com and they are awesome. Very transparent and great service for customers.
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As mentioned earlier no.  However, if you chose to direct deposit the refund, it will cut down the time by a couple of weeks.
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Complaints\n6/6/2006 - Justyn writes: I purchased the program in mid May n received package n weeks n after reading welcome letter carefully, the 39.99 property vault charge implies that they give u a month free it doesnt tell whether ur signed up for life or for a month as ne reasonable business would call a trial membership.. but all it says is u will have access to the vault for a month free. after reading thru da material i could see that there were chances for a profit but it was all lucky guesses n u had 2 do a LOT of traveling. i then came across this site 2 hear bout what ppl had 2 say about da program n after 10 mins of reading complaints n the defense, i decided 2 cancel the vault subscription only 2 find out i couldnt get thru!!!! I am now going to cancel the visa i charged the program to.....\n6/5/2006 - Wendy writes: We are currently paying $39.95 a month for a product we have not received.  Oh and don't try to call customer service, they do not exist do they??  My husband was given a cancellation number last month stating it was cancelled and again they billed us $39.95 this month.  I am off now to cancel my husbands credit card so that they can't bill us anymore.\n5/27/2006 - Albert writes: To anyone that is reading this that has not already ordered it, take my word for it as well as everyone elses underneath me and do not let yourself be caught up in there lies. about three months ago i bought into the infomercial and spent my 39.95 to get started, i then received some dumb little pamplets and a couple of dvds that seemed to just repeat the commercial over and over. Within a week i received a call from a rep named Deano who seemed to promise me all kinds of money that was guranteed to come within 3 months if i payed another $600 to cover nothing more than the coaches pay to help me reach my goal, well needless to say i havent heard from anybody in about a week so far regarding my refund or personal coach as promised. The worst part is i am still trying to be billed 39.95 every month. If anyone decides on filing a lawsuit heres my number and my email get me in on it. XXX-XXX-3935 or []\nDefends\n5/23/2006 - Lincoln writes: The John Beck program is a great program that really works.  The first month free membership to his Product Vault website, his Landbank website and his Hotline support are included with your order for his training.  Then, for ease of administration, every customer is set up on an automatic billing cycle for continued access to these awesome tools useful to profiting from the tax sale process. To help avoid concerns from our customers, we clearly state in all of our materials that the first month is free and that there will be an automatic billing charge every month until such time as the customer decides to cancel. We clearly state our policy in the materials you were sent.  We also include a phone number and an email address useful to stopping this automatic payment procedure if you decide so to do.  I just tried this number and it only took a couple of minutes on hold before I was able to speak with a customer service agent. We would hope that you will continue to nurture your dream of making more money and would hope that you will see us as the solution in the future.  Good luck!\n5/17/2006 - Kevin writes: We purchased a piece of land from the Kern County Tax Sale for $4200 and sold it [] in just 5 days for $6800.   We made $2600.00 with the help of John Becks advisor in a short amount of time. Thank you!  Kevin and Annette\n\n5/15/2006 - Bob writes: I have found the John Beck Program to be an incredible program.  John really knows what he is talking about and his teachings have made me a lot of money.   I would heartily recommend this program to anyone interested in making a change in their life who are interested in making money working from home.
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any data entry job is gonna have a high startup fee from $100 and up. try these out. any of these programs can earn you tons of cash.give them a try they are free to start and have low upgrade fees.\nhttp://www.ptsu.biz/index.php?ref=mwari23\nhttp://www.12dailypro.com/?ref=186418\nhttp://premiumcash.info/?id=9154 \nhttp://www.vmcsatellite.com/channels/affiliates.cfm?aid=226421
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I have checked on Data Entry Pro and found it is nothing but a scam.\n\nThere are three ways I know of to make bona fide real money on the internet:\n\n1. Web Design\n2. Surveys (http://www.surveyspot.com)\n3. Articles (http://www.epinions.com)
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I got sucked into a scam like this over 10 years ago when houses didnt have multiple computers, the only internet was slow dial-up and windows was 95!  I paid about $29 for information on how to work from home doing typing for envelope addresses and the ad claimed there was no envelope stuffing involved - just address labels.  Since I can type faster than most people talk, I signed up.\n\nWhat I got was a list of companies that have huge mailing lists and a form letter to send them to offer my services from home.  Turns out I had to stuff envelopes after all!\n\nI spent some money on postage, bought the letterhead and tweaked the form letter a bit but didnt get a single response from any one remotely interested in having data entry done for them.\n\nWhen I tried to contact the company I sent money to again, they had changed addresses so I called the Better Business Bureau who told me this was a mail scam to collect money on hopes of having a better life.\n\nThey said that most of these companies send you a few typed pages of how to get other people to send you money for similar typed pages.  It only takes a PO Box and a few dollars to place those ads in shopper papers - they collect and disappear - laughing all the way to the bank.\n\nDONT DO IT!
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Yes.\n\nI have used it in the past. Got a refund too.
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No info on line anywhere I could find.  Let me guess; they sent you a letter or e-mail saying you are a winner, and if just send them your bank account info/or some "processing costs".....?
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I don't think so...they just scammed me into filling all that information and then when I got to the part where they were offering me "extra bonus offers", there was no other option to move on...like no option for a "finish" button or something...\nI usually don't fall for those scams, but I thought maybe for once they wouldn't lie. Oh well, maybe by a prayer it will come in the mail. lol ;)
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I've seen a bunch of these before too & have considered looking into them. The rule of thumb that I developed was that if they wanted any money up front, it was a scam & unless I could find good reviews about the ocmpany through the Better Business Bureau, I wouldn't bother. I never went too far into it, however because life intervened & I finally decided that I'd just look elsewhere.\n\nIf you type well, you might find something out there for at-home data entry. There are jobs out there but they can be somewhat hard to come by...
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Sadly, I'm just responding out of support... I'm curious to know if they are worth it as well!   Thanks for the heads up about mbabuzz.com
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Yes! I experienced the same thing. I am on a fixed income and the amount that it took for me to try to go in to it was alot that I shouldn't have tried. I called them the same day and said I would like to have my money back, and I got the answer that it wasn't refundable, at cash flow direct.
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Well if you bought something, and it was broken, not the correct item you purchased when recieved. And you did all the right things returning it in the REFUND policy of this company. And they still did not honor their policy, you can give them a really bad name, harass them for months via telephone till you get a representative who is willing to listen to you and get something done.\n\nIn the end you could sue them, or if you were a computer networker like me, you could get their website shut down in a matter of minutes.\n\nI reccommend attempting to contact them VIA telephone and not email, email correspondance with a company can take days and days, sometimes even months.\n\nTry the telephone. Weigh your odds on what you paid for the item, if not much like 5-10 bucks, dont worry about it, if 20-1000 and above, sue their mother f-ing butts.\n\nAlso go to http://www.dnsstuff.com put the WEBSITE name of the company you purchased into the WHOIS field. It will tell you the Name, Address, sometimes phone number and email of the Person who owns the website, or the hosts which hosts the website which in turn has access to the information of whos website it is.\n\nOnce you know that information, you can contact the direct owner of the website and converse with him how you will.\n\nI once ordered a safe from a website, didnt get it for 2 months despite 3 emails. I finally threatened to shutdown the guys website, as well as contacted his Host provider which was godaddy, I sent him one last email about what I would do...\n\nThe safe was at my door the next day.\n\n\nUsually opened software can be returned if you put the original software back in the original box, with all of it together in the packaging etc...\n\n"""LOTS of times some companies wont take software back, because there is a keycode that comes with it, and there is no guruantee you didnt open the software, install it, Write down the key on a peice of paper, then send them their product back...not to mention that you could burn the CD ;)"""
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Call 972-687-4700  and ask for a repurchase form, and how much product you can ship back. Then ship it back. You will get 90% of what you paid back.\n\nYou do not need to have your recruiter, or director sign the repurchase form.  \n\nYou do not need to tell your recruiter or director that you returning product.  [Right after you hang up, the person you talked to will call your director or recruiter and tell them that you asked for a repurchase form.  If you can return more than $10K your national will also be contacted.   The reason for this is that the recruiter, director, and national will have to refund the commission they obtained, when you made your purchases.]\n\nThe amount you can return is based upon a rolling twelve month figure.  In theory, you are only supposed to return product that you have ordered within the last year.  In practice,.MK (Corporate) does not cross reference what you returned, with your purchases within the previous year.\n\nYou will be told that you can never sign up with MK again, if you return product.  I'm not sure why that is considered to be a bad thing, but those in the pink fog appear to see that as being a disaster.\n\nIn terms of bad experiences, there are at least a dozen blogs that describe who, what, where, and when Consultants, Directors, Nationals, and MK Corporate are unethical, or doing things that are illegal, or doing things that are both illegal and unethical.\n\nMKSurvivors@yahoogroups.com is a mailing list for people who are recovering from their bad experience with Mary Kay.
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It depends on where you live. In some places, yes. In other places, no. Best indicator is whether you paid a deposit on them when you bought them. If you didn't pay, you won't get a refund!
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I do a lot of stuff online to bring in extra cash. I just started a live journal today that shows the different programs I've used, and how well they work. I don't post scam stuff, and I post all the info I have about the program upfront.\n\nhttp://mylifeathome.livejournal.com/
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about 32%, but just think of the refund!