Oridyne or Ordian/work at home business out of CA
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Oridyne or Ordian/work at home business out of CA This business advertises nationwide in newspapers and operates a huge "work at home" scam. I fell for this scam and ordered. These guys send out a book, with names of random businesses in different areas of the US and then say that these businesses need "at home" workers. You pay 83.95 for this book. The reps promise you that all the businesses have been prescreened and are looking for "at home" workers. In reality, they have not been prescreened at all but the company covers themselves regarding this lie by making a disclaimer that the book may not be up to date and they are not responsible for people who are no longer on the list of available companies. To add to this controversy, the company (orydyne or oridyne) then does not identify itself in billing so you do not know who charged your credit card. When i got my credit card statement I had no idea who had charged my card - it was billed as ONL 714-5409025 CA. This is actually a phone number. I called the number and got an answering machine, again with no identifying person or business, just a request to please leave a message. This scared me as i thought someone had fraudulently used my credit card so i called my credit card company right away to dispute the charge. I questioned my credit card company on what they knew about the purchase and all they could tell me was that it was some type of software. I knew that I had not ordered or received any software so was even more concerned. This whole cycle ended up being very upsetting because the company then threatened to send me to collections for non-payment cause i had put forth the dispute (even though i had already sent their product back. By the time I sent the order back, I had remembered the order but thought it was probably a mute point as i had already sent the product back AND my credit card had been recredited so I did not see a problem. but the customer service reps at Oridyne did not see it this way. Each and every one of them got very forceful and threatening with me. I got a call from someone who said they knew I had ordered cause I had been recorded and he admitted that they had received the product back. This call came on April 4, 2006. I then tried to call the company back and was treated extremely rudely by all people i spoke with. Not one rep identified themselves by name and one even lied to me about the spelling of the company when I said I was going to file a report. She refused to give me the address or any information about the company. When I asked to speak to a supervisor they refused. I spoke to 2 different females and one male. None of them would not listen to a word I said about anything and just kept telling me the matter was being investigated, they said this over and over and over, even when I told them I was aware of everything and just wanted to straighten things out and make sure I got my money back because I had already sent the product back AND it was a fradulent and scam product. I told them I remembered the order, took responsiblity for ordering and hoped that would end things but it did not. Every rep I talked to acknowledged that they order had been received back by the company. But in spite of this, I was told by all of them that I was going under investigation and was threatened repeatedly. I had sent it back because i realized that it was a scam as soon as I opened it, all that was in the package was a thin book with a few business names and 3/4 of the book dedicated to "how to call on businesses to get them to let you do data entry at home for them" and what type of computer you will need for this and what it will cost you to set up your business, etc. How it ended up was that the supervisor finally called me back and told me that if I canceled the dispute I would receive my refund. We will see. I did cancel the dispute with my credit card company and now we will see if I actually get a refund. what this Oridyne Company had sent was not software, it was a book of business names and how to call on them. In addition they did not identify themselves in billing and I had no way of knowing that this was what had been charged to the card without a proper name identifying the company. They then attacked me for refuting the charge. These people prey on people who already have no money and put them further into debt to line their own pockets and are allowed to get away with it. There are a thousand schemes like this and they should be illegal. From: Message Author (click here to email author)Date: Tuesday, 04-Apr-06 16:59:29 CDT Business: Reply Online Consumer: Comment On This |
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