The Passport To Wealth Scam
The Blessings Unlimited Team Scam

 OK, so now you figure out that Passport to Wealth is a scam, and Jeannie Looman and the rest of the team leaders of the Blessings Unlimited Group are all con artists in your opinion.

So you want to sever all ties with them and count your losses. Leaving the Blessings Unlimited team is easy, just delete all your hard earned work and forget them. Cancel your auto-responder, but first send out a message apologizing to the people on your list for telling them about Passport To Wealth and the Blessings Unlimited Team.

We thank God that we did not con other people into Passport To Wealth before we figured out what it is really about, we would have felt awful.

Now you have to TRY and cancel your 29.95 dollar recurring payment to Passport to Wealth itself. Sounds Simple don't it? Well upon going into our Passport To Wealth back office we were amazed to find that there was absolutely no way to do so! No link at all to tell them to cancel the monthly fee.

So we open a support ticket requesting that they cancel our subscription immediately! and not to charge our credit card again. Well we never heard from them and don't you know it Passport to Wealth Charged us again!

Well my friends that is where this story ends for now. We are going to file complaints with our bank and credit card, and we are looking into filling charges with the Attorney General.

UPDATE 9/29/08 Complaint with the Attorney General Has Been Filed.
Filed Complaints with RipOffReport.com
Sent another email to Jeannie Looman asking to refund our money.
Received a Call from a Terry Looman ( That is what the caller ID Said ) threatening us with going to the authorities about this web site calling it extortion.
He was very threatening himself and made my wife very upset and scared.
I assured my wife it was only a scare tactic on their part.
We called back very politely and called his bluff and he hung up on us.
Called the County Sheriff's office and made a complaint for aggravated harassment

UPDATE 9/30/08 Filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission
County Sheriff called us back for some more background on this matter.

NOTE: Future Updates will be posted in our Blog

Some FTC Information I found useful

FTC declarations have stated that if the majority of the money used to pay the "upliners" is gained primarily from the purchases of the downliners – not from their retail customers – the payments are de facto payments for recruiting. In such cases, the "business opportunity" is not to sell the MLM products but to recruit others into the "business opportunity" in an endless chain. Endless chains are considered "inherent frauds" since they cannot deliver on their promise of income to any but a few at the top; the vast majority are doomed from the start to financial losses; and the schemes must use deception to lure consumers into nearly certain financial losses.

Your Responsibilities
If you decide to become a distributor, you are legally responsible for the claims you make about the company, its product and the business opportunities it offers. That applies even if you're repeating claims you read in a company brochure or advertising flyer. The Federal Trade Commission advises you to verify the research behind any claims about a product's performance before repeating those claims to a potential customer.

In addition, if you solicit new distributors, you are responsible for the claims you make about a distributor's earnings potential. Be sure to represent the opportunity honestly and avoid making unrealistic promises. If those promises fall through, remember that you could be held liable.

On a final note, PLEASE let people know about Passport to Wealth. Help us spread the word so other good people are not brain washed by Passport to wealth and Blessings Unlimited. If you have a web site please link back to us, mention us on any forum or blog you may belong to. If you use any of the many social book marking sites please add us to your links. The more places on the internet that link back to this site the more chances we have at saving people from making the same mistake as we did.

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The information contained in this web site is all derived from our personal experience with Passport to Wealth, Jeannie Looman and the Blessings Unlimited Team. The conclusions we make are of our personal opinion and thoughts, based on factual dealings with this so called business opportunity.

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