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Fulfillment Services

WAH Program

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  • Suleiyhmahn A

    Date: 06/05/2023

    Maricar Pedro misrepresented WAH Program with corrupt lies and cheated utilizing master-manipulation business tactical strategies stating: "Upon checking our system I couldn't find any matches of your name, phone number and email address. May I know your Order Id or the last 4 digits of your credit card used to purchase and the sign up date so we could better assist you with your concern. We're sorry to inform you that specified WAH program password can't be changed. We already replied to your other ticket. Please refer to HelpDesk Ticket#: KUH-772-38362. It's such a low cost for a full access and if you use the discount code you can get $100 OFF right now and only pay $97.00 for a membership, no other fees or hidden charges, that's it! If we can be of further help, simply reply to this ticket or give us a quick call 1-877-915-#### between 8 AM and 8 PM CST. (HelpDesk Ticket ID: UXK-619-12492)" Then WAH Program agent supervisor Alexandria cursed me off via telephone whenever all I needed was basic computer Internet blogging and web link posting toolbox kit skill sets. I actually performed several other steps and protocol procedures failing to achieve desirable results. The other secretary clerk did mention being sorry and the other guy providing technological support named probably Stephen or somebody else was out of their workplace environment during June-July and August 2017 summertime. Their telephone directory and other contact information is completely expired, that 1 (888) 409-#### telephone number belongs to another tax relief debt company corporate organization. All I' am asking you WAH Program to do is refund my full payment please? Where's all the money entering into WAH Program system and are their employees getting paid from utilizing customers income paychecks? Or part of our money goes straight to paying off U.S. government taxes and supporting welfare programs? WAH Program wasted our money and time for VIP S£X prostitute dates! What's problem?!

  • PAMALA K

    Date: 08/09/2022

    I have only seen 1 review from an actual customer. The rest are just mad that they get the pop up or that they use someone's name. I haven't seen anything here from some who have applied and what their results are.

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