Computer Career Institute scam : answers to my emails

What you are saying does not make much sense and the judges will appreciate your answer.
They are a lot of people like me that are disapointed by your false publicity. What you are doing its criminal and you will apy for it. You might think you are very smart, but other people like yourself were arrested and are now in jail.
You won't get away for ever with the $249 you robbed from me and a lot of people.
If you have nothing to hide, I am sure you will accept to give me the address of your company for future correspondence.
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On Dec 19, 2007 7:15 PM, wrote:

We are so sorry you are having second thoughts about the course.

Unfortunately, our refund policy is very specific, and we will be unable to issue a refund at this time. We only issue refunds in the case of our not being able to get a student up and working with a Fortune 500 company by the conclusion of the course, as specified on our website. According to our records, you have indeed been accepted to work with both Ebay and Amazon.com, two Fortune 500 companies.

Let me explain the reason for our adhering to this policy. Because our course is offered by instant download, we have had a number of people purchase our course, download the course, and then immediately ask for a refund. We have been able to trace the work of these people, so we know they have been using the course to their benefit and are working as web promotion specialists. I am certainly not saying this is your intention, but in general it is impossible for us to determine who is doing this and who is not, because in each case the person doing this offered what sounded like a perfectly legitimate excuse for wanting a refund.

It is a shame a number of dishonest people have ruined things for those who are honest.

However, we must remain firm about the terms of our money back guarantee, which are specifically stated on our website.

We would be happy, however, to offer you whatever assistance we can to help you maximize your earnings as a web promotion specialist.

Sincerely,

Sally Engel
Course Coordinator



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: CERTIFICATION EXAM
From: "FJ Romao Viegas"
Date: Wed, December 19, 2007 1:23 pm
To: info@computercareerinstitute.net

I just talk to the BBB and they say your link is false. They already have complaints on your company and they know you are operating in different names as well.
My next action is with the Attorney General. Its up to you...
I ask you to refund my $249 immediately for false publicity.

You might think you are cery clever but we will get you, its just a question of time.

On Dec 19, 2007 3:18 PM, < info@computercareerinstitute.net> wrote:

The two sites mentioned don't seem to be up and have no relationship to our company.

Sally Engel
Course Coordinator

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: CERTIFICATION EXAM
From: "FJ Romao Viegas"
Date: Wed, December 19, 2007 11:40 am
To: info@computercareerinstitute.net

Sally,

This is not working for me at all. Not even a single dollar earned. I found other people that say this is a huge scam
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Computer Career Institute Scam
Yesterday I received an email about Computer Career Institute (CCI). I was first taken to www.wrwdtvreporter.com and then to www.ccicourse.com . BEWARE! The report that you see from the Better Business Bureau is not their report. It belongs to a real school by that name that offers no online programs. It is only campus based. If you call the number on the BBB report you will find that out. The real college says that they do not know how they got linked to those sites above. The fake CCI is making false, outrageous claims that they guarantee you a job with a Fortune 500 company 3 days after completing a six hour training. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM!
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What is your opinion on that?
Regards,
Francis



On Dec 6, 2007 2:51 PM, < info@computercareerinstitute.net> wrote:

Francis,

One of the best ways to maximize your income is to make your blogs as specific as possible, to reduce the number of pages they are competing with in keyword searches. So for instance, instead of a blog titled "Health Insurance", do separate blogs on "St. Louis Health Insurance Options", "Boston Health Insurance Options", etc. Or, instead of a blog titled "Digital Cameras", try a blog titled "Canon 5D Review".


Sally Engel
Course Coordinator



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: CERTIFICATION EXAM
From: "FJ Romao Viegas"
Date: Thu, December 06, 2007 9:56 am
To: info@computercareerinstitute.net

Hi Sally,

Thanks for the certificate.

I am very concerned that after creatiing over 30 blogs as per the course, I was not able to earn a single dollar!!!
On your website you had testmonies of students making money right away, how does this works?
What help can you give me? What about the placement agency?

Please respond to these questions before I take further actions.

Regards,

Francis