AND THEY WOULD OVERNIGHT EVERYTHING I SENT THEM THIS IN THE THIRD WEEK OF OCT/ 2020 AND HAVE NEVER RECIEVED ANYTHING YET. I HAVE A picture of what they offer to prove my claim .
Got some flier in the mail and after reading through it a few times the ad said if I ordered within 10 days it would send me a program of my choice that normally sold for $199.00 for 20.00 plus 3 books of forever stamps.. I sent the 20.00 pllus the stamps and waited for quite a few days... I had sent the letter by UPS so I knew when they got the letter... about three weeks later I got a manilla envelope in the maill with ziff return address... It contained several offers for different kinds of opportunites ... The one I ordered that they were suppose to send me was in there but It was only available for$199.00 plus several book of stamps...Basically they don't send you the 20.00 program that I ordered and they advertised... If you want that program you have to shell out 199.00 plus several book of stamps .
Boils down to this they won't give you what you ordered until you give up more money plus they are making huge money with stamps alone...
Ziff is a huge scam and they know it... I would never trust anything they send and if you do order it will take them almost a month if they do send you anything....
Scammers to the bone... stay away from them... they are thieves
I received a fast start order coupon from Ziff regarding the corona virus pandemic.
They asked for $399.98 cash or money order payable to Ziff and $200 cash or money order payable to person in the recipient box plus 5 books of forever postage stamps and send to Ziff 6371 Haven Ave, Ste 3-354, Alta Loma, CA 91737. I decided to google them as I used to live in California in Fontana which is between Rancho Cucamonga and Loma Linda. Alta Loma is a small community in Rancho Cucamonga. And that is a UPS store address not an office or business.
I received various offers from this company in June via the "postal" mail. I (wrongly) decided to try one of the offers. I sent $40 "in cash" and four (4) books of "postage" stamps to their address. It is now two (2) weeks and I have NOT received the three (3) "applications" due me.
I contacted this company via the BBB website two (2) times, but they did NOT reply. I also found out that it is The UPS Store which has the address, and simply rents a "box" with them! is clearly a "scam" outfit, and should be avoided at all cost.
Ziff sent me a page of 20 ads stating they had 20 programs worth $ 199.00 each but were selling them for only $20.00 each. At the top of their page Ad they had a picture of a man alledgedly named Amazing Aaron. They also claimed they had overnight shipping. Since November of last year I have not received my report entitled " Secret Bank "Hack" pays You $3,892 on $1 Deposit!
I believe they all are a bunch of scam artist at this address ripping off Americans of their hard earned money. I believe they are also violating the mail fraud law since they never sent me my product. Until they do right by me I tell every American out their to avoid anything from them, coming from their 6371 Haven Ave #3-354 Alta Loma, California 91737 address!
I lost a total of $40, that being cash and a book of stamps! Be careful about other programs from this address or any address in this area code , especiall if they do not give you a phone number,and not listed with a good report from the BBB.
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AND THEY WOULD OVERNIGHT EVERYTHING I SENT THEM THIS IN THE THIRD WEEK OF OCT/ 2020 AND HAVE NEVER RECIEVED ANYTHING YET. I HAVE A picture of what they offer to prove my claim .
Got some flier in the mail and after reading through it a few times the ad said if I ordered within 10 days it would send me a program of my choice that normally sold for $199.00 for 20.00 plus 3 books of forever stamps.. I sent the 20.00 pllus the stamps and waited for quite a few days... I had sent the letter by UPS so I knew when they got the letter... about three weeks later I got a manilla envelope in the maill with ziff return address... It contained several offers for different kinds of opportunites ... The one I ordered that they were suppose to send me was in there but It was only available for$199.00 plus several book of stamps...Basically they don't send you the 20.00 program that I ordered and they advertised... If you want that program you have to shell out 199.00 plus several book of stamps .
Boils down to this they won't give you what you ordered until you give up more money plus they are making huge money with stamps alone...
Ziff is a huge scam and they know it... I would never trust anything they send and if you do order it will take them almost a month if they do send you anything....
Scammers to the bone... stay away from them... they are thieves
I received a fast start order coupon from Ziff regarding the corona virus pandemic.
They asked for $399.98 cash or money order payable to Ziff and $200 cash or money order payable to person in the recipient box plus 5 books of forever postage stamps and send to Ziff 6371 Haven Ave, Ste 3-354, Alta Loma, CA 91737. I decided to google them as I used to live in California in Fontana which is between Rancho Cucamonga and Loma Linda. Alta Loma is a small community in Rancho Cucamonga. And that is a UPS store address not an office or business.
I received various offers from this company in June via the "postal" mail. I (wrongly) decided to try one of the offers. I sent $40 "in cash" and four (4) books of "postage" stamps to their address. It is now two (2) weeks and I have NOT received the three (3) "applications" due me.
I contacted this company via the BBB website two (2) times, but they did NOT reply. I also found out that it is The UPS Store which has the address, and simply rents a "box" with them! is clearly a "scam" outfit, and should be avoided at all cost.
Ziff sent me a page of 20 ads stating they had 20 programs worth $ 199.00 each but were selling them for only $20.00 each. At the top of their page Ad they had a picture of a man alledgedly named Amazing Aaron. They also claimed they had overnight shipping. Since November of last year I have not received my report entitled " Secret Bank "Hack" pays You $3,892 on $1 Deposit!
I believe they all are a bunch of scam artist at this address ripping off Americans of their hard earned money. I believe they are also violating the mail fraud law since they never sent me my product. Until they do right by me I tell every American out their to avoid anything from them, coming from their 6371 Haven Ave #3-354 Alta Loma, California 91737 address!
I lost a total of $40, that being cash and a book of stamps! Be careful about other programs from this address or any address in this area code , especiall if they do not give you a phone number,and not listed with a good report from the BBB.