What do you think?
I filed "A Demand For Arbitration" for "CLICK FRAUD"
with the American Arbitration Association's(AAA) Western Regional
Office located at 6795 North Palm Avenue, 2nd floor, Fresno, CA 93704.
 Telephone: 877-528-0880; internet: http://www.adr.org/.  There are
other Regional Offices which one can obtain from the AAA website  The
AWSM contract calls for filing with the AAA as a necessary first step
in this QUASI COURT legal process.  If one is still not satisfied then
one can go to court.  You don't need an attorney to rip you off for
$30,000  You can file In Pro Per.  It costs $750 to file the "Demand
for Arbitration form" which can be obtained at http://www.adr.org/. 
The arbitrators are independent attorneys who have experience in
arbitration.  You select 3 arbitrators from a list of 5.  It costs an
additional $475 for the arbitrators to hear the case. 
I will have my hearing within 45 days.  One can sue for the initial
re-imbursement that one requests plus administrative costs and
PUNITIVE DAMAGES!  According to the contract, the hearing must be held
in Phoenix, AZ, although the Regional Office for the AAA may be
located elsewhere.  Is this the right tact to file a grievance
inasmuch, as the AWSM contract calls for this first step in the legal
process?


 


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Thanks for your posting about AWSM Technologies!  My husband signed up
with them in 2005 and we have not seen any evidence of their product
or service.  It's months later.  I spoke with four men at the company,
each exceedingly rude and arrogant.  To make matters worse they would
not return our money, and proceeded to insult my husband and I.  After
speaking with these folks for over an hour I still did not get a clear
sense of why they wanted us to invest $25,000 in their TV ads for an
invisible product/service.  They were tactless and one of the men just
got frustrated and hung up the phone after his "telemarketing script"
didn't work.  I was later transferred to the owner (professed owner)
who tried to prove the system he was sharing with us had worked for
him during the prior 12 years.  He claimed he was wealthy as a result.
His proof:  He drove a Ford 150 and his wife had access to a Mustang. 
Is this success?  I think not.  He then proceeded to insult me by
telling me to open my purse and return my husbands balls back to him. 
He was angry we wouldn't invest the originally talked about $25,000. 
It is suspicious that they send outragious agreements and demand a
reinvestment. I suspected them of being scam artists after realizing
they were not providing a product for the money we had spent months
ago. Attempts to contact them and recieve proper customer service were
also in vein. Conversations with their sales people and owners
provided no sense trust.  Today, we just discovered an unauthorized
charge of $2,500 to our credit card by these folks.  PLEASE BEWARE
THEY ARE CROOKS.  We will be reporting the fraud tomorrow morning. 
Good luck with your case.  Let me know how it goes.