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Is David R. Gibson A Scam?

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Not a good enough answer
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I sent out a total of 2,000 letters.  Supposedly, he uses his name or D.R.G. To send the letters to different addresses so that others will send their letters to those who subscribe to his program.  For every person who sends in the 49.95 the subscriber who made the contact gets 35.00.  He guarantees a 4-6 percent return.  I've yet to receive a dime. However, the owner is Christopher Campbell not David R Gibson. The company is  Direct Resource Group.  He lives in Anderson, IN.  The phone no. I have is 574-527-7023.  I don't know if it;s the same business, but it is the same senario. With Christopher's program no names are ever used, only the letters D.R.G. Because everyone in the program uses the D.R.G. And their personal address.  That's why you'll see many different addresses. Anyway, it still has shown me zero results.
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Better Business Bureau has some information:
www.bbb.org/central-georgia/business-reviews/work-at-home-co From what I have read so far on the Internet, there IS envelope stuffing even though the letter states there is NOT. If you have to send out 2000 stuffed envelopes, you pay the postage of nearly $1000 including the materials. It is another form of MLM or Multi-Level-Marketing. File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (online) and be truthful in your answers on the complaint form(s). If you are sending these letters out, you will be pursued for responses. I doubt jail time. Jail is for the people who physically harm others. Do not get the two confused. Remember: These people prey on those using something called GREED! Its one of the Seven Deadly Sins. That's why it's easy to get away with it. Good Luck on getting Justice.
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Wow! Wow! Wow! I received my letter today 6/21/10, as well. Read the whole thing, it sounded legit, but never mentioned anything about what the business is or what you have to do. I did write a check for the $7.49, but decided to google the "D.R.G"   and am so glad I came upon this site. My instincts kicked in right away, to "do my homework". Thankfully I did. I shredded my check and peeled my stamp off that envelope. He won't be getting a damned dime from me. The return address on the return envelope I got was 4621 S Cooper St Suite #131280, Arlington, TX 76017
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Just got a letter today 6/14/10 was writing my check when I decided to google it!! Thank god for this sight what people do for a quick dollar and take money from those who actually need it and look for an escape in this crappy economy!! Thank you everyone!! :)
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All I have to say is - Wow! I'm glad I checked this site out too. I rec'd my offer letter today in the mail 6/9/10. I decided to research it first & boy am I glad I did! They aren't suckering me in. Thanks everybody for your input! : )
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You got to love this site, I use it all the time to check company /people out.
Received my letter from D.R.G yesterday, looked it up today and good to see these postings.
Mine has an return address of 324 W Carroll St, Macomb, IL, 61455.
Total scam beware always of these types of mailings.
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"Well...I just received my letter today 6/15/10 and needless to say I was actually thinking about doing it. " I thought what the heck its just $7.49." And I really needed the money. But I decided to google it and I'm so HAPPY I found this site...REALITY HIT ME pretty quick after that. They make the letter sound so true, exciting, and believable. (The return address I got was 2608 Ingleton Lane in Sacramento CA.) I looked it up and its a nice house in a gated retirement community so I kind of started to believe everything. But thanks to this site I know its all a bunch of CRAP! Thank you ALL for the info....I will keep my $7.49 : )
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YES, it would seem like it.!!!!! I sent  the material back and called and told them that I had done so and they still took the 49.95 out of my account. If anyone has there telephone number, would you post it so that  others can do there home work and not get ripped off?????
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I just received letter from David R. Gibson, with a different return address than everyone else. It appears to be multiple people, as the mail will go to each of these different addresses. But if you want to get the phone number and spam these assholes back, just go to yellow pages and search the address and it will come up with the home owners phone #. I just called the corresponding number with my letter and an old man answered the phone and I asked if he would   remove me from his mailing list. He replied he had no idea until I repeated that it was his address on the return envelope and he said he would remove my name. I encourage all of you to respam the return address.
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I'm so glad I found this site..I too just received a letter from DRG Inc. With an address of: 138 North Oregon Road, West Babylon, NY 11704 am I glad I came to this site...pretty interesting how he wont take money orders or cash but instead wants a credit card number or debit card...or a personal check to boot...are you kidding me?  Innocent people are receiving these letters in the mail and with the way the economy is and everyone struggling to pay bills doesnt DRGS offer sound too good to be true - he's counting on innocent people to fall for his scam... And thats why he's a frigging millionaire at 26, the pizza boy story..gimme a break..people wake up don't do it!!!!!!
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08 March 2010:  The M&A rip off report said Nothing about David Gibson! & map quest arial shows his address at a yucky apartment complex!!! But he's suppose to be a millionaire??!!!! Wake up! He's not if he lives there! Map quest it yourself!!! 8426 clint dr unit 127, belton, MO 64012.....can't even find him or his company on BBB...or on forbes.com...RESEARCH PEOPLE!
I'm sorry but if it's too good to be true...it usually is not true....
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I just received a letter from David R. Gibson, D.R.G., Inc. Offering me his system also. For the cost of shipping of $7.49 you get to try it for 14 days.  If you decide to keep it, you are billed   $49.95 for the cost of the package.  I did some research on the business and the owner to see if this was legit or a scam. I found four different addressess in four different states for David R. Gibson, DRG, Inc., a BBB  Reliability Report from central Georgia and also a website called
spinthyme.com.  Need I say more?
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WOW!!! Thanks for this information I was actually going to do this but after seeing this you can forget it. Most people get suckered into these kind of scams and then lose more money that they could have used on others things like food, gas or house hold items. I know most people have children and all they want to do is try to support them, but when people get suckered into crap like this, not only do they suffer but the kids suffer to. Let's keep this scam from going any further, I know I will pass this on to all my fronds and family so they don't get scammed!!! Post on Facebook, Twitter, My Space, ect...
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Rofl, 848 n rainbow blvd #3428 is the address I got, its a 7/11 gas station!! Thx! I almost sent this check!! That would have sucked!! Thx all who have posted! Got mine today at about noon 6/9/10
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I just got a letter today 6/7/10 I'm glad I found this website, I have a Glendale, AZ address on mine. Seems like a real pyramid scam. All set with that!
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It's a scam like all the rest. The address I received was D.R. G Inc
1328 West 4th St. Marion, IN 46952. I can't believe people can do this and get away w/ it. It shouldn't be legal.
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Just got my letter today glad that I found this site the address I got was
D.R.G.,Inc
28 Fox Chase Run
Hillsborough, NJ 08844
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Don't know. Sent $7.49 and never received any materials. Got letter they debited my checking account for $49.95.  Trying to contact them.
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I sent my $7.49 to D.R.G. And never received  anything. Then all of a sudden I have
$49.95 deducted from my account. Does anyone have a phone number I can call to
get this straightened out?
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I didn't send the money because he said he would return cash and mo's and all he wanted was something that had some account info.
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The address I got for him is 342 Myer Ave., Jackson, MS.  He needs to be reported to the FTC for fraudulent practices.
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Wow, so glad I read this!  I received my letter today, 6/10/2010., return address is 216 Lemmon Dr #291, Reno, NV 89506.  I will be shredding the info!  Thanks!
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The address I have is:
D.R.G., Inc.
15-2667 Lai (pronounced "lie") St.
Pahoa, HI 96778
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Likely, from what I've read. I just received his offer today, 5/8/10. His address for sending my check is in Claremount NH, and at a PO Box.

He appears to be liable for mail fraud, if all the comments true, besides some other unlawful infringements.

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