I was wondering about this at the time and took a few weeks to actually send my $35 but went ahead and took the plunge. It's been about a month now since she (I guess it's a she) cashed my check and so far, NO BOOK!! I tried to contact my bank to see if they had further information about the check......there was a checking account # on the back ONLY "For Deposit Only" but no signature and the info on the actual bank was so distorted, even my bank couldn't tell me what it said so I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that this is not a scam NOT in this bad economy anyway.....it doesn't bode well for those businesses out there that ARE trying to pave a way for us legitimate people, we will all be tempted to run away from anything now, regardless if it's legit or not......how sad!! Does anyone happen to live in the 90016 zip code that may be looking at all these sad blogs?
I have been waiting three long weeks to receive Grace Worths booklet that she claims is a secret that she has discovered and I have still not received it. Grace Worth claims that she has discovered a secret that is totally different from any other way to make money and is very simple. While I have been waiting to receive her book on how to make a million dollars in a year guaranteed, I got a other offer from a other company called EuroTrust AMG stating how to turn currency from other countries into millions of dollars and all they want for this info is, you guest it $35.00 dollars. Well after further research it seems that Grace Worth and EuroTrust AMG are both scams because they both have the same PO Box #781178 Los Angeles California 90016. Something should be done with these people taking money from peole that are trying to better there situations in this economic down fall. Do yourself a favor google these companies before you invest your hard earned money I GOT SCAMMED!!!
I just received a letter from Grace Worth offering to sell her book for $35.00, so I decided to check it out online and found the above responses. Good thing I did as I can't afford to spend $35.00 on something that I can't use. I also noted that she is now using a different POB 67249, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Just thought I would add that bit of information for any other people getting this letter from this POB. Thank you, Everyone, for your input!
I had received a mailing from the Grace Worth Co., when she was located in Cave Creek, AZ. Sent money and eventually received a packet. It was worth it if you had a product and were doing a mailing list. Then checked with the Arizona Better Business Bureau. They had had complaints, but they were resolved. They said the owner of the company was Lainna Dobosz. When I googled this name Lainna is listed as co-owner on several businesses in Arizona. When I received the Los Angeles letter I checked with the Los Angeles Better Business Bureau and they said they had nothing, but would get back. So far, nothing. After all this I remembered getting a couple other "offers" from this same box number. Glad I didn't send them money.
For all wondering about this company, it has the same P.O. Box as the Euro Dollar scam! Watch for this P.O. Box 781178 Los Angeles CA 90016! Never send any cash, checks, or money orders to any kind of these companies. If they are ligit, you should be able to use a credit card so you can dispute the charges with the credit card company if it was not truthful or what you ordered (always keep a copy of the info these scam artists send you). It is a pretty sad world to know that there are so many people out there wanting to take advantage of the people in financial trouble. I can only hope that KARMA is true and that they all get what is deserved!
The owners of the Grace Worth Co. Obviously don't have any family, friends, or loved ones that they would rather give the secret to acquiring $16,689.00 in 7 days to. They would rather sell it to total strangers for a mere $35 bucks. If they treat family like this?, what do you think they will do to you? Surely, they know someone that's not rich! Why not give this secret to them.
I received the "letter" from Grace Worth Co., and responded to it by mailing them a check for $35 on 2-22-10. The check cleared my bank on 3-8-10. As of today, 3-21-10, I have not received anything from them. Is this what it feels like to be scammed?
Grace Worth, EuroTrust, Sister Sedona.....you're all a target from the same scam artist based in Los Angeles, well at least one of them anyways. These people have incredible access that allows them to find out everything about your personal financial situation. All of you on this page have been selected due to how deep in debt you are in and they are making a fortune off of your desire to get out of debt quick, thats it. Bottom line, don't buy stuff you get in the mail anymore promising you anything. Invest in yourselves, not someone elses scam.
If there is no phone number and has a po box chances are there is no company. Scam artist set up po boxes and by the time word gets out you been taken , try to get your money back,Impossible . Learn if you send money in like 25 what do you think there going to show you how to make a million? They are making the million by getting you to think there way. Always prey on the get rich pie in the ski.
I sent a $35 money order on 2-24-10 to this company and as of today (3-24-10) I have not heard anything from them. I did my due diligence on this company before I sent them my money, but found nothing as it was a new company. I hoped against hope that maybe I had found something great and would be able to get in on the "ground floor". Sure looks like I got "floored" alright! Don't waste your time or money on this SCAM!!!
None of these responses actually answers the question and are based on speculation. Grace's letter indicated she was selling a book not a program so has anyone actually sent her the money for the book and got scammed or did they receive the book. I was hoping she was a nice person trying to help others who are in desperate need.
After 6 long weeks of waiting I finally got the low budget booklet back from the Grace Worth Co. The booklet probably costs around $5 at a print shop, maybe less in bulk. The only part she could patent or copyright would be her sad story as the rest is just general information obtainable most any where or just common sense. I can tell you she did not start her business without a few thousand to spend for all the mailings. She may make about $30 on each booklet and in order to make the money she claims would need to mail literally thousands of letters each day and then print the orders she receives because it takes so long to get the booklet after you order it I don't think she makes them up ahead of time. She will hols your check until she has your order ready to send so it took about 4 weeks for her to cash mine. There is no product to sell she is only selling information. You have to get your own product to sell and you will need a substantial amount of money to pay for your envelopes, stamps, etc. To sell your product and you will have to be able to mail out thousands of letters daily to make any money. She pays people in her neighborhood a little bit of money to do her envelopes then pays them when she gets them back. She lives in a well populated area so this is something she can do. She does not tell them what she makes. I live in an isolated rural area where mail is only twice weekly and I am not close to anything and I am on a below poverty income. So far below poverty I could not see poverty on the longest extension ladder made so her booklet is of no help to me. If you are looking for tutoring, have a substantial amount of money to get started with and have a product people will buy then the booklet would be helpful. It is not a scam but it is also nothing to start a business with just information.
I agree with poorman.. I havent found anything saying she is a scam, just speculation. I can afford to "do 35 so I will. I'll be sure to let you know how rich I am in 2 weeks. :-)
