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Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Stan

Stan — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:50:46 +0000

i just filed a complaint with the BBB. after doing so, i checked their complaint history. The BBB has no record of a complaint being filed int he last 36 months!!! That makes me wonder about the BBB!!! I know people are filing complaints.

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Anet Dunne

Anet Dunne — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:00:56 +0000

I think TSF was targeting web design companies, Stan, which is why I got the call. Web designers do not have the best reputation for integrity and follow-through, and adding TSF to the mix only worsens the problem. I would love to see you all start a class action!

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Stan

Stan — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 04:59:58 +0000

I too am willing to participate in a class action. TSF didnt even get my sales script right. We are primarily a campaign media company for churches going through building programs. TSF sent us a sales script that advertised us solely as a web design company. I have been trying to collect my money for over six months only to navigate the same guantlet that the rest of you went through. My attorney has already written them a letter, which we are yet to get a response to. These people need to be shut down. Sign me up.

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by ralph n

ralph n — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:53:17 +0000

I too am willing to participate in any group effort to stop these people. I submitted my case and all supporting documentation to the credit card provider through which I initially made my payment, and they investigated and credited my account. Mary Ann and others, if you paid by credit card, you may wish to try the same. During the final weeks of my phone discussions with TSF, I actually recorded all the calls and TOLD them I was doing so (!), but it did not deter them from continuing to deal with me as they did!! While I now have been made whole financially, I remain committed to helping prevent others from becoming ensnared in TSF’s practices, if there’s a way…

Advice to anyone reading this blog BEFORE signing with TSF and paying them any money (which I wish I had had the smarts to have done): DON’T do it!

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Mary Ann

Mary Ann — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:22:12 +0000

We’ve had the same awful experience described the others. Is there a way to file a class-action lawsuit? I would be willing to participate.

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by ralph n

ralph n — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 17:42:47 +0000

I have found TSF to be untruthful and disingenuous every step of the way. I too am chasing a refund (for half a year, when their contract clearly states 21 days) and being BSed at the most insulting level — I am astonished that these people have not been stopped and can continue as they do. Count me in as a willing participant in any effort to expose and stop this operation.

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Anet Dunne

Anet Dunne — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:23:50 +0000

Why would Heather post this? Do people who had a “ruff start” search the web to post comments like this? I don’t think Heather’s comment passes the “sniff test.” Do you?

Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by Heather

Heather — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:16:50 +0000

I too have worked with TSF Sales and as in almost all sales they have their down sides and it was a ruff start, but in the end they helped me land some major clients. I have a cleaning company. I did have to call a few times and ask “hey where are my appointments” but besides that, I had no problems. It’s not a scam. They find people who are interested in my services, but then it is my job to keep them interested. They are located in Las Vegas, NV (not a red flag, there are tons of companies in Vegas. It’s a major city in U.S. Like any other, it just happens to have mostly entertainment.) and if you have doubts about them, they will give you client to contact whom you can talk to.
Thank you for your time,
Heather.

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Comment on Appointment-Setting Scam Unmasked by A Kline

A Kline — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 01:40:12 +0000

@Arelia – good to know you left the ‘dark side’. If you remember who I am, you remember we had some ‘words’ together. I understand now you were probably under some serious pressure.

Anyone else out there, I can confidently say that my experience with TSF Sales / TSF Enterprises has been the worst experience of my very successful 3-year business. They really make you feel like throwing up…

-a kline