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Twitter Profit House

(888) 822-4507 1210 South Brand Street, Glendale, CA 91204

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Description

This company's business is providing an online work at home business opportunity.

BBB Accreditation

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Reason for Rating

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Factors that lowered this business's rating include:

BBB concerns with the industry in which this business operatesLength of time business has been operating27 complaint(s) filed against business2 complaint(s) filed against business that were not resolved1 serious complaint(s) filed against businessOverall complaint history with BBBBusiness has failed to resolve underlying cause(s) of a pattern of complaints

Customer Complaints Summary

27 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years | 0 closed in last 12 months
Complaint Type Total Closed Complaints
Advertising / Sales Issues 9
Billing / Collection Issues 14
Problems with Product / Service 4
Delivery Issues 0
Guarantee / Warranty Issues 0
Total Closed Complaints 27

Additional Complaint Information

Many complainants allege deceptive and misleading advertising, inadequate disclosures of their terms and conditions, unauthorized credit charges and difficulty cancelling. Most complainants allege the company charges their credit cards for $100.00 instead of $1.99 trial price. Other complainants allege they cancel their membership or trial offering within 7 days as required; however, accounts are not cancelled causing additional fees to be charged to their credit cards. Some complainants allege the membership package holds no value and is not worth the $100.00, and contains only information on how to create a Twitter account. A few customer complaints allege the company fails to deliver the package at all. The company responds to some complaints by stating the customer failed to read terms and conditions during sign up; however, in most cases provided refunds or partial refunds regardless.

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BBB file opened: 6/25/2009 Business started: 5/28/2009
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Work-At-Home Business Opportunities

Alternate Business Names
Twitter Profit HouseTwitterProfitHouse
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This company claims to offer information on how to earn money using the Twitter social networking site buy promoting affiliate advertisements to earn commissions. The offer is presented in the form of an E-book advertised as a 7 day trial program for $1.99 with a negative option cancellation clause. If no cancellation is received within the 7 day trial, the respondent is automatically charged $99.99 a month. In addition those who agree to the 7 day E-book trial report they are also automatically enrolled in another 15 day trial offer for the SearchEngineProCourse.com. This product is offered with a 15 day trial negative option, and billed at $9.99 per month if no cancellation is received within the specified time period.

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