Passport to Wealth Really Is A Scam - New Tell All Web Site

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 3, 2008 -- Yes, we admit it, we joined Passport to Wealth with the dreams of becoming debt free, enjoying more free time, travel and spending more quality time with our family. All these things were promised to us by Passport to Wealth, or sponsor Jeannie Looman and her team Blessings Unlimited.

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Passport to Wealth Really Is A Scam - New Tell All Web Site

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We were told we would have access to over 75,000 dollars of software with complete resale rights that we could market and sell over and over. Well the software turned out to be outdated and unsupported junk. In hindsight all this useless software was just a way to make this business opportunity legal in the eyes of the Federal Trade Commission.

Our sponsor, Jeannie Looman the founder of the Blessings Unlimited team, wanted us to market the entire software package to other unsuspecting people and recruit them into the Passport to Wealth business also.

We followed Her advice and marketing strategy's and began and endless loop of investing more money with the companies that she recommended to us.

As we became more and more depressed with Passport to Wealth we would contact Jeannie and ask why we were not preforming? She would always reply with it takes time, don't give up! if you stick with it it will work! The pep talks would energize us all over again and we would fall back into the same cycle of spending money and getting no results.

Then, after a few months, we started to receive other offers from Jeannie Looman for other opportunities, something called the Little Guy Network, that seemed the same as Passport to Wealth but was designed for people that could not afford the initial 997 dollar payment for Passport to Wealth.

This really started to throw up some red flags for us. We dug deep into the internet and after getting passed all the bogus "Passport to Wealth Scam?" articles that really were just advertisements for Passport to Wealth we found that other people had similar experiences as we did with Passport to Wealth.

We promptly informed Jeannie Looman that we felt we were scammed and we demanded our 997 dollars back. Since that first email, demanding our money back, we have not heard any thing from Jeannie.

We made complaints on the consumer advocate site RipOffReports.com and put our own web site up warning people to stay clear of Passport to Wealth and Jeannie Looman.

Not to long after we did this a very threatening message was left on our answering machine from a Terry Looman, Threatening us that if we did not call him back with in 24 hours that he would be going to the authorities about us. Well I was very shocked and did call him back to call his bluff because we did nothing outside of the law. When we called him back he became so irate and abusive we could not get one word in, then he hung up on us.

His tone and threats led us to file complaints with the Sheriff's department.

We are still fighting, filing complaints with the Federal Trade Commission and Attorney General's office, and refuse to let this go until we have some satisfaction.

We continue to fight against Passport to Wealth, Jeannie Looman and the Blessings Unlimited team until we succeed. Please visit our web site at http://www.passportscam.com and help us warn other people about this Internet Business Opportunity Scam!

More information can be found online at http://www.passportscam.com

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