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[14615] Capital One -

A John Denton called me regarding a network marketing training program. He indicated the cost was $10,000. I indicated I did not have that kind of money. He disputed this indicating that I must have a savings account or other money/accounts of some sort to draw from. To prove it, I (stupidly) relayed my credit card number after he asked about how much credit I had available. He was very coercive so I wanted him to realize that I only had a couple of thousand dollars worth of credit available. He ran a check but also in the process charged my card to the full extent of my existing credit in the amount of $2,000. I protested stating that I had auto payments that would be coming through that would result in over limit fees. (After getting off the phone with John Denton, Capital One telephoned me to advise that he had attempted to charge an additional $500 to my credit card subsequent to our conversation without my knowledge.) John Denton told me not to worry because I’d have a $5,000 check by the end of the week that would more than cover the charge and that they would assist me to accomplish this immediately. Then he said that I should leverage earnings to meet the $10,000 fee to become an “inner circle” member. He promised an all-expense paid training session in Malibu, CA or he’d fly to my home in Minnesota to do the training. I never heard from him again.

The reality of the situation was that they basically blew me off from the beginning. Their initial scheduled phone conference with an agent was totally ignored and I finally had to call them. The agent seemed surprised and unprepared to speak with me. This was their repeated pattern which reflected a total lack of attention to any service or training commitments.

Please go to www.pushtrafficscam.com for the full story on the methods and tactics used by this fraudulent group originated by John Raygoza which uses coercion and outright theft to scam people out of their money. It is not about network marketing training, it is purely a money-grabbing scheme which is unlawful. The Los Angeles Police Department is actively investigating them which will result in charges against them.

Needless to say, despite my numerous timely attempts to have the $2,000 charged back to IncFortune.com, which included providing Capital One with various forms of documentation, Capital One has sided with the IncFortune.com predators and refused to credit my account. Therefore, I consider them complicit with and an accomplice to this internet marketing scam that has fleeced at least 80 to date including the elderly who literally turned over their last dime to these no good gutter snipes which has left them literally penniless.

This is an admonition to beware of the Push Traffic, a/k/a Success Rate, a/k/a IncFortune, a/k/a Jump Launch, etc. scam AND Capital One. Don’t do business with ANY of these people. They obviously are looking out for each other and NOT for the good of the consumer.



Posted 1 year ago

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