I am so excited that I have found this thread. I have trawled many forums wondering if other people have been cheated by JB Virtual Enterprises Inc. I've been posting wherever I can to warn as many people as possible.
This July, I paid US$97 subscription for the first month of the “University of Internet Marketing” (also known as Incredible System) program, marketed by JB Virtual Enterprises Inc. (JB is an acronym for Justin Blake). I got to know about this 'program' through a pre-launch pitch made by Shawn Casey.
I was under the impression that the University of Internet Marketing would be like Success University, which has a wide range of useful professional and personal development courses. Boy, was I wrong!
First of all, support was atrocious. I couldn’t log into the program after paying, so I sent a support ticket to the system for help. Almost 4 days passed before I got a response. Finally, I got into the system. What I found was a huge disappointment.
Instead of finding useful resources like courses, e-books, seminars, workshops etc. on internet marketing, all I found was a system for recruiting sign-ups into the so-called program. This was the so-called UOIM affiliate program, whereby recruiters (also known as affiliates) would earn a commission for every person recruited. There is no real product involved. The vendor provided information on how to find recruits, and even had supporting ‘materials’ like sample advertisements for recruitment. From what I could tell, it was nothing more than a pyramid scheme.
I confronted the vendor via the support ticket system. When the vendor finally responded, they denied that UOIM was a pyramid scheme. Yet, they couldn’t show me any courses! I demanded my money back. On the UOIM / Incredible System website, a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee is promised.
Believe it or not, these guys refused to make the refund. Not only that, but they promptly locked me out of the program. I couldn’t log in anymore. Even more audacious, they sent me a message around a week later to taunt me. All the support ticket messages were sent by a Diane Sullivan, a very malicious and aggresive person.
Isn’t this a clear case of cheating in every sense of the word? I have asked my card issuer, VISA, to cancel my transaction with JB Virtual Enterprises Inc. I will also now send them this thread so that they will have more ammo on JB Virtual Enterprises Inc. I hope they blacklist them.
All of us trying to make an honest living should work together to ensure that crooks like Justin Blake and Charles Ryder can't operate their scams anymore.
Watch out for JB Virtual Enterprises Inc. and their ‘products’. They’re downright dishonest!