"Make it a great day!" Laughable

Mary Gersten's Global Cash Flow Network (GCFN) and
their Certified Media Placement Specialist (CMPS)
course is, in my opinion, a scam, and their
signature of "Make it a great day!" is a complete
joke.

I got a reply from GCFN's Skye today and in it
this is what she said:

Hello Andreas.  Mary has been given your message.
Given her position with the company she is a very
busy woman with the various aspects of running the
company which is why we have a support department
to assist students.  She wanted me to let you know
she will get back with you as soon as she possibly
can.
Skye

Now, this seems to me as though my paid ($US
1869.95) membership is considered by this mongrel
mob as totally trivial, and that upsets me
because, not only am I not getting appropriate
answers to my tickets, but I'm being fobbed off as
being irrelevant. You will see what I mean in a
minute when you read my reply to their latest
email.

I PAID GOOD MONEY, and I continue to pay interest
on the credit card, too.

But they seem to think that my tickets don't
matter.

They do!

A lesson I learned when about 18-years-old was
that a business is only as good as the people it
employs.

Which means, if you don't employ conscientious
people, then your business will suffer. This is
what I think is happening here.

What do you think?

Here's my reply to GCFN.

"Make it a great day!"

**********************************
Skye,

Let me clarify things from my point of view and
comment on your latest email to me.

"Given her position with the company she is a very
busy woman with the various aspects of running the
company which is why we have a support department
to assist students."

Firstly, bottom line: This supposed "support"
system has not worked in my case as my original
ticket was not answered, evidenced by the fact
that what I raised was not covered. An irrelevant
reply was made, that's all, followed up by a call
where the same party didn't even have the answers
to my question and comment. He wanted to know if
he could answer what I raised in the ticket. His
timing did not suit me, that's why I prefer emails
and support tickets.

Secondly: With the to-ing and fro-ing of support
tickets and email, not one of the "support" team
has had the nous to go back and actually read what
I originally raised, which leads me to think that
once you had my money, you were not interested in
actually giving support for the $US1,830.00 + $US
39.95 shipping you charged me. That you are little
more than a scam. I AM A PAYING CLIENT AND DESERVE
BETTER AND RESPECTFUL TREATMENT THAT YOU HAVE NOT
GIVEN ME. READ MY TICKETS AGAIN AND RESPOND
APPROPRIATELY. Is that too much to ask? It looks
like it is, to me.

You have a contractual obligation to me, which you
are not living up to.

If you do not want to live up to your contractual
obligation, THEN I DEMAND MY MONEY BACK, IN FULL,
THAT IS, 100 CENTS IN THE DOLLAR INCLUDING
SHIPPING. This amount is $US 1869.95

Refund the money and we'll call it quits. I will
then leave you alone.

I demand THIS Ticket be given to Mary immediately.

She has problems with her "support" team.

You do NOT want me to call you.

I am livid with the shabby way you have treated
me.

I won't say, "Make it a great day!" That is so
meaningless in the context of these tickets and
emails.

Andreas Krokene.

**********************************

PS Ed Magedson seems to be back in business at
http://www.ripoffreport.com/

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