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>>There us an infomercial that purports to help people >>create their own online business. On your TV screen; >>an attractive couple pull up in a red sports car, and >>tell you how they can help you to become financially >>independent, if you will just listen to them about how >>online businesses are the answer, and that if you >>attend a free seminar, they will tell you how they can >>help. They parade some lawyer interviewed in "Woman's >>World" magazine; people selling fishing lures; polish >>pottery; shipping containers for birds.... How about a >>travel business? All of these people found the way to >>success by setting up a web-business with "uSight >>Inc." So I decided to go check out the seminar. When I >>pulled up to the location, imagine my surprise when >>the sign at the hotel said: "Welcome Eccotax Seminar." >>I wondered if it was the right place, but it was. >>During the seminar, a salesman who could charm the >>brass off of a doorknob, starting telling us that for >>$495 dollars, plus $99 dollars software licensing, and >>for $59.95 a month, we could all have our own >>commercial website! And for $3,750 dollars we could >>set up a merchant's account where we could accept >>credit card billings, along with a host of other >>charges for tech. support and other junk we would have >>to pay. Supposedly the website we would get would be >>"easy-interface," no HTML knowledge needed. This guy >>was using NLP and high pressure sales tactics, so I >>was geting very skeptical. After I heard some really >>absurd lies such as; "subdomains are not listed in >>search engines," then I was really suspicious, along >>with their offer to list your site in 1500 search >>engines for $99 dollars. I was really getting >>critical, but did not want to be over-cynical, so I >>checked this "e-commerce website business" out on the >>Net. Boy, am I glad I did! In the first place I would >>like to recommend a site: >> >>"<a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.ripoffreport.com">http://www.ripoffrep >ort.com</a> >> >>Just go to the "search section" of this site, and >>enter-in all of the "uSight" family of companies: >>USIGHT, EPENZIO, BRIDGEVIEW BANK, PENZPAY, and see >>what pops up. You have a litany of horror stories that >>you would not believe! You can read them for yourself, >>but after studying the complaints I think I have >>figured out what all these shill-companies really are: >>Fronts for a sophisticated bank fraud, check fraud, >>and credit card fraud operation. The scam goes like >>this: They hold seminars and then they charge a >>fortune for website business services and software, >>much of which seems not to work. Their servers hang in >>a webtrash wasteland and the business ventures they >>offer for sale to sell on your website also do not >>send what is purchased, and the franschise is >>worthless. People get few customers if any, and they >>can spend thousands of dollars for services and >>products that are never delivered. But here is where >>it really gets bad... Not only are people defrauded >>when they write checks to these crooks for worthless >>products and services, not only are their deposits >>never refunded when they purchase what they promised >>to, but on top of this, their bank accounts start >>getting debited without their permission, often by >>"Bridgeview Bank," whatever that is. When you imagine >>that each free seminar has around 100 people, 70% >>percent of whom have been conned and are writings >>checks for hundreds of dollars, and that all of these >>people are going to have their accounts debited >>without permission, and God knows when they will >>actually catch those debits; how much of their money >>will have been stolen, you are looking at a >>multi-million dollar fraud, as these seminars are held >>all over the USA and Canada. Also it has been reported >>that people who paid them with credit cards are >>getting phony credit card charges from shill companies >>that they never authorized. So these thieves are >>grabbing peoples checks, cash, debiting their credit >>cards and bank accounts without permission, and >>robbing people blind, for nonexistent and worthless >>services and products. I wonder how many people are >>going to be in the streets, or driven even to suicide >>by these crooked scumbags. On occasion though, >>sometimes somebody's "uSight" website will actually >>work, but they do not get customers for their >>products, or so they think... One man reported that he >>could not get into the "shopping cart" area of his >>website. He asked what was going on there, and >>"uSight" said it was "proprietary information." It >>could be that many of these website owners are not >>getting customers for their products, but "uSight" is. >>When somebody wants to buy something from a person's >>website, "uSight" hijacks the billing interface and >>steals the money the customer sends. Then the website >>owner thinks he has no customers and the customer does >>not end up getting the product theuy paid for. And the >>blame could go to the web-business owner, who does not >>know what is going on. Peachy, huh? In any event >>"uSight" and its family of shill companies and >>"cut-outs" should be avoided like the plague. Here is >>the ripoff-org's address: >> >>uSight >> >>727 North 1550 East, Suite 300 >> >>Orem, Utah 84097 >> >>And be sure to check out the above URL.

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