Got scammed? Capital Retrieval switches to free services.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 18, 2009 -- If you have ever been victim of a scam, you may understand the drive that has brought Capital Retrieval into the market. With the education and resources to assist consumers retrieve monies spent with misleading or fraudulent businesses, this Arizona company is helping to put money back into the pockets of those who have been defrauded. They are also asking for the stories of those who have lost two thousand dollars or more.

The education of this small company has come from direct experience with telemarketing scams, internet crimes and misleading and deceptive business practices. This week, they announce a new program, allowing those who have lost two thousand dollars or more to recieve their services for free and only pay a commission on actual retrievals. "The goal of Capital Retrieval is to assist consumers in getting their money back, while educating them on thir rights. If there is no education, the process has failed," says the companies owner.

The resources the company utilizes are free to the public but take time and require an attention to the details, the process schedule and the rules of mercnt processing. If, for example, you made a wire transfer, you will not be able to utilize the process to get your money back. If you were to attempt the process, you would waste your time and a little money while adding to your frustration. Many people are mislead and persuaded each day into spending their savings, taking out loans, wiring money and racking up their credit cards by people who do not intend on providing anything but a reciept. This stands in strong contrast to those businesses who are exist to add to the world, enable their owners vision for the consumer market or build upon an existing business or service.

This month, the company is asking for the stories of those who lost two thousand dollars or more within the past sixty days. These stories will be used for the next section of the online domain, a Q and A type section that will provide examples of cases from others and advice on what the individual could have done to avoid the scam in the first prace. With this preventative approach, the company won't get any repeat business from their clients, but they will meet their goal of educating consumers, saving them, banks and merchants money and time. To submit your story, visit their website or click on the Got Scammed link at the bottom of the page and you will be taken to a form to fill out. Submit your story for review and you will be contacted by phone or email to explain the services you will recieve for free.
Capital Retrieval is making their place in the market by focusing on the consumers long term needs instead of their own short term profit. The company is also gearing up to create their own online review, which will also make use of the information gathered through the submitted stories, as well as online and email surveys.

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