i2g
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A "friend" of mine told me of a great investment opportunity called i2g. I believe I was mislead into believing that there were only 5000 spots and to get into the front of the wave of this great opportunity of profit sharing from online gaming and the music industry (to which she said Lady Gaga & Justin Timberlake were finically invested in Sonstergram/Songstagram & this would be the next big "iTunes"). To get a top spot I had to pay $5019.95 USD (which amounted to over $5500CAN) and that the top spots were going quickly! Only 170 spots remained at the time! By "tomorrow" maybe only 50 spots would be left. She was very excited & very sure this was the greatest company to work for! As my friend, she assured me she wouldn't lead me astray. Today, still 147, she even bought herself another spot and the team leader says she's trying to get all her people to update to the top spot before they run out. Anyway, all sounds shifty and scammy, the only way to make real money is by recruiting more people and as for the "profit sharing", my "friend" has made a big $18?! Off a multi-billion dollar industry?? $18? So after giving away my $5500, I learned that I am not qualified to share in the profits nor am I qualified to earn commissions, probably because I'm not good with selling nothing but BS to people just to make money. Oh, also, I was told the company is new, just 8 months old. Today I found through my own investigating that the website domain i2g.com is 16 years and 120 days old! And the owner's address is the exact address I was told to send my cheque. The "owner's" is Mary Ann Alford but the "president" of i2g is Rick Maike. And every time I call the support line, no one answers, no matter what time of day, just voice mail. Why is there no bad reviews online?