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Is It Worth Fighting to Get Money Back from Steve Manning?
Mail send on 3 Dec 2003 - 7:55:35 CST
Hello,
I was wondering if the woman who was trying to get a refund from Steve
Manning ever did receive it?
I unfortunately bought into the same system. He had some testimonials
from seemingly reputable authors; I didn't think it was a scam. And with
the unconditional guarantee, I thought I would at least check it out.
But, as others have posted on your page (why, oh why didn't I run a search
on this before ordering?) the "manual" was hastily thrown together
and contained many, many spelling errors and such.
I have contacted Steve Manning about a refund and I received (within
minutes) the EXACT same email that Ms. BJ on your site received. I have
not yet returned the package, but when I do, I will be sure that there
are tracking papers involved.
Anyway, to sum up: did that woman ever receive her refund? Would I just
be wasting my time and even more money trying to pursue one?
Thanks much,
Peg Taylor
If you didn't get what you paid for (and this goes
for ANY product that offers a money-back guarantee), ALWAYS make
the effort
to get your money back. Document everything, use every form of tracking
in returning materials, and if the company does not honor its guarantee
promptly, pursue charge-backs with your credit card company promptly
and aggressively. File complaints with the Better Business Bureau,
post notices
about the problems you've had with the company or individual with
consumer reporting sites, make sure that other people don't get
taken by the same
scam that got you.
DON'T let scammers win -- they count on keeping your
money (and victimizing other people) by hoping you'll be too embarrassed
to go
public about them, and by making getting your money back more trouble
than you're willing to expend. By fighting, you can make a difference,
not just for yourself, but for others.
Holly Lisle
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