Is lewis-solutions a real company?
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If the "job" has anything to do with receiving checks from their "customers" here in North America and forwarding the money on to them, it is a scam.  The checks will bounce but only after you wire the money out and the bank will hold you liable.
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A scam as in, not worth the money, or that they take money for products they never deliver?  There's really no way to know other than to inquire whether they have a business license, are incorporated, or whatever.  Are they registered with the better business bureau.  Has the FTC received complaints about them?\n\nIf you're really concerned about them being scammers, then it would be good to contact them, and see if they respond.  Otherwise, it seems they sell coupon and discount books and memberships. There is nothing new or illegal about this business.
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I am a business librarian and I checked several business databases and did not see this company listed.\n\nTherefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a valid, legal business or company.
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I found the Better Business Bureau report on this particular company for you.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nAlso, the company's real url is the second url in the source area not yourtravelbiz.com (they have many different variants of this url they are using).\n\nIt's also interesting note that one of their sites lead to a different version of the same website (leads to another leads to another lol) but it never really gives you anything in the process except all the "wonderful" things about the business.  I wouldn't ever think of booking my vacation through these people so I sure wouldn't want to spend my money to "invest" in the company.  That may just be me though :)
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check with the better business bureau to see if any complaints have been launched. \n\nDon't give money, unless you are sure they are legit. \n\nask to see references from other "clients".\n\nSee their location, and ask for background information of the company.\n\ngood luck.
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Hi Kathy,\nI have recieved the same email offering customer support manager, bidding manager and transport manager, what they are offering all sounds very good but what I have noticed is that they want my bank details if I'm given the job so I was wondering if you found anything out about the company if it is one. \nThanks
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I recieved an unsolicited offer to handle payments made to the company.  Could not find anything on them.  Are they legitimate?
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Absolutely not!\n\nAsk for business references that can be verified, and check them.
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You can find out about the company at its web site:\n\nhttp://www.knowledgeventures.net/
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No.  Its a scam that has been circulating since last October at least. L & N is just one of the company names that is used.  A few of the others are:\n-Steffan Harry and Son Fabrics and Texile Decoy House\n-Wahum Fabrics and Textile\n-Labo Investments Fabrics & Textiles\n-Sino Steel Company Limited\n-Maxwell Holmes Textiles\n\nIf you do a google search on part of a sentence in the letter (for instance "We need someone to work for the company") you will get 100s of results.
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Yes, they are company located in the UK.
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Yeah, The company was involved in some sort of scam some 7 years back. Why do you ask?\nWhat exactly do you wanna know?
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ithink they have CRM solutions like SAP, E.PIPHANY, MS CRM LIVE. et al
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You may want to first read the Better Business Bureau report on AWSM Technologies:\n\nhttp://www.data.bbb.org/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=phoenix/phoenix/showrpt.html?zid=9001917\n\nPer the above report: \n\n"Based on BBB files, this company has an unsatisfactory record with the Bureau due to unanswered complaints, a pattern of complaints concerning selling practices and customer service issues, and failure to substantiate its advertised claims. Specifically, complainants allege that after agreeing to purchase an initial "ad package", the company engages in high-pressure sales tactics with the promise of higher earnings. Complainants also state that once they have agreed to pay the substantially higher fees, the company does not respond to inquiries. The Bureau has also received complaints stating that the company refuses to refund monies, stating that there is no money back guarantee or refund policy."\n\nBBB has also asked them to substantiate the claims they make on their website such as "How much can you make from these AWSM AD's? There are thousands of people that make more than $100,000 per year marketing other company's products in similar programs."  The company to date has not given BBB a satisfactory proof of the claims they make.\n\nThese negative writeups tell me to BEWARE of this company. They're not necessarily a scam, but they may be making extravagant claims with regards to earning potentials.
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Lifesystems seems to advertise very heavily on the Internet, but I can't find a website for the company or any other information about them. All the ads require you send them $1 and seem to make promises that they will get rid of all your debt. I'm very suspicious of any company that advertises so much without direct contact info.
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How is what? It is based in Washington State and there is some sort of offline search engine thing. I heard a radio interview with the owner of the company. It sounds weird to me, I don't think it will be successful but who knows.
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Buyer beware!  I don't know if I would trust anyone with the name EXIT Reality!  Check with the Better Business Bureau online.