Webenue, LLC MSCL Holdings Scammers after your money--promises to build you a money making blogsite Phoenix, Arizona

25th of Jan, 2013 by User369856

I was contacted by phone in July of 2012 by a Joseph Miller -- I don't know where he got my information. He spoke to me about building a website/blogsite that would make me a lot of money and all I had to do was blog about 3 times a week, and take some training. I was very skeptical after having been ripped off by another internet company (a case that I won in court and got my money back). I told them that and that I would be recording every conversation that we had, they agreed and I did (which made me trust them a bit more.) I told them that I wasn't about to shell out much money for a site. Ultimately I paid $99 for a site they originally were charging $300 for. I did buy $300 in advertising and lessons and another totally worthless website. They did build both sites, did provide me with enough training to get blogging on it and and some links to affiliates that I would make money from. However, I had one last affiliate I needed them to load in, and they quit answering their emails, calls, phone numbers were changed, and now are inoperable. I told them I'd be calling them every day if I didn't make any money, and that I'd be shocked if I made my initial investment back. I spoke to a Joshua Litt; Kevin Lewis was supposed to be the CEO; Dave Johnson was in advertising: I spoke with a Leslie who said she contracted with a lot of companies to provide training and she did do that, but now her number when I called her states she isn't associated with this company anymore. Randy Jean also sold marketing; Phone numbers given were: 602-281-4458; 480-409-4105; 602-748-4267; 602-201=4475--Jaime in customer service who apparently didn't like being called every day to let her know I wasn't making any money. Randy Jeans number 602-281-4668. Their website is still up as of today: 1/26/2012 but I be they just change names, LLC's and go at it again. I'm sure anyone who is computer savvy enough to build a website could do what they did for nothing.

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