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Sub: #849
Replied on 02-15-2006, 09:25 AM
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Actually, I was informed they changed their name from Jubilee to RMP with MMG being the partner. Their website said that mmg was the marketing side of RMP. And when I received mail, it was from RMP. Either way, they have really done a job confusing the heck out of everyone with all the name changing and the different states.... I am sure that was their intention. Doesn't really matter now because we have all figured it out. Instead of complaining against one company, we will complain against all of them to all the different states they operate out of.

What goes around truly does come back around. We all need to keep calling the FTC and nag the appropriate bureaus until someone steps up and does something.

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Replied on 02-15-2006, 12:33 PM
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i called the DA for dallas county and they were no help. they just said that it was a civil matter and to get a lawyer. does anyone know of a lawyer that has been going against mmg. any advice.

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Sub: #851
Replied on 02-16-2006, 09:28 AM
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Poultry, read this forum and you will see several are suing. Some guy in PA had $16,000 invested and has a personal attorney now, lowermybills.com apparently is suing them since they were sponsored on that site, a payroll type company I heard was suing. Read this forum and get the info you need... I know it's long but if you are new to this you may get valuable info.

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Sub: #852 Law suit
Replied on 02-16-2006, 10:52 AM
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At about the same time I joined this site I also joined ripoffreport.com and saw that many other people have similar stories to ours. If more people join it is possible we could get a lawsuit going against jubilee/RMP/MMG or whatever their name is now. I think it may be worth the effort.
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FILING A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT & NOTIFYING THE AUTHORITIES
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Filing a Rip-off Report™ is important because you are helping us to help you, and others like you, achieve justice. We are able to accomplish this by working with the proper authorities for prosecution, and working with lawyers by using your report to help organize lawsuits. It is important that you know that your information is held strictly confidential, and your identity is protected by the First Amendment of the US Constitution.

We will contact you if a lawsuit is being considered or has been filed which you may want to be a party to. The more reports filed on a company or individual, the more likely it is that the authorities and attorneys will want to take action.


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Sub: #853 Class action
Replied on 02-16-2006, 04:52 PM
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Folks; apparently someone from the ripoff report has filed a complaint with a class action attorney site. Here is the website: lawcash.com/complaint/84/ risk-management-partners-aka-miracle-management-group-complaint.asp. I suggest everbody file their complaint with this association as it looks like they can help. They are already pursuing american express, which looks like they referred several people to this bogus program. In case the website is deleted for some reason; please go to lawcash.com.

Link made inactive as per forum rules - Vikas

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Sub: #854 MMG / RMP Victim
Replied on 02-17-2006, 01:11 AM
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Good morning everybody.

Mr. Saeang , BrokeinCali and Poultry...please check your PM inbox. I sent you a PM. Hope it helps. Thanks!

Good Night everybody. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Sub: #855 MMG
Replied on 02-17-2006, 07:06 AM
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Got to lawcash.com - complaint center - then finance - there you will see complaints for MMG - Everyone add their complaints - hopefully it will get noticed.

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Sub: #856 RMP Sux diddly ux Flanders!
Replied on 02-17-2006, 08:20 AM
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Hi, I'm MFK's friend. She actually referred me to MMG (when it was MMG) back in December 2004. Is anyone else out there from MA involved w/this board and if so, any advice?

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Sub: #857
Replied on 02-20-2006, 08:29 AM
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Flippin in MA... read the forum and get plenty of advice.

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Sub: #858
Replied on 02-20-2006, 10:32 AM
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I have read the forum from page 1. I'm wondering if anyone out there is from MA and if so, where to start. I've emailed Mike Gerity (Hyla's attorney) and cc'd Hyla and asked if he could provide any help to cancel my account w/RMP. I know he read the email since I asked for a read receipt. No response...yet!

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Replied on 02-20-2006, 01:30 PM
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Don't expect one... I emailed both numerous times and never once got an email from him.... even after he posted (on pg 12) to email him. I think I would make a complaint to the Arizona State Bar, I heard he is on this whole scam so I would not trust him. If you read the entire forum than you should know that you must write to the FTC, FBI, IRS and to your senator. You should send Hyla a written cancellation letter certified mail so you know she received it (I would probably notarize it also) and also cancel your account THOUGH YOUR BANK, especially if she is not responding to you via phone or email. If you are talking to a tax advisor this tax season, then ask about if you can claim your money as a loss.... that would mean Hyla would have to claim this as her gain, this will bring the IRS involved which is what needs to happen. You need to revoke your Power of Attorney.... someone posted a link to get the form... Revocation of Power of Attorney. I finally got my money back after months of writing and fighting... but not all of it and I am still pissed off. You must be steadfast and continually call or email, even if it means 5 times a day to both her and her attorney.

As you read this forum, you saw that this is a nationwide problem. RMP has clients all over the US and I have read posts from people from Ohio, Mass, Wisconsin, NY, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Minnesota, and many more... the list keeps going on. All the advice you need is in this forum, from those of us who have been at this for a very long time. There is no easy answer or easy way to get your funds back, unfotunately. We were all suckered in this program and all got screwed.

Again, I was told by the attorney who already tried Hyla, Craig Raby who works for the Arizona State Banking Dept, that the only people that can help are the FTC (since this is now their jurisdiction), or a private attorney. I was told by my senator's office that the FTC must respond to senator's complaints and let them know who is investigating the case and a time line of resolution.

Basically, your first step is to stop having your money taken out because all it is going towards is somebody else's refund not your credit cards. I personally closed my old bank account and opened a new one up because as many times as they change names, who knows what kind of shady stuff they could do in the future under a different name.

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Sub: #860
Replied on 02-20-2006, 03:07 PM
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You believe this? I get a responce from the finance dept after asking where
the hell my refund was seeing how we are now in month six.

No one has ever "promised" you that your refund will be issued within a
month and a half. Our cancellation letter, that you signed, clearly states
that the 4-6 week timeframe is "estimated" NOT "guaranteed". Our
department is working on finalizing your refund.


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Sub: #861
Replied on 02-20-2006, 04:19 PM
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This message is to Guest. Thank you for your response, I appreciate your help!

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Sub: #862 MMG
Replied on 02-20-2006, 05:44 PM
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Citykid - I have told Hyla and Mike both that they need to revise their 4-6 weeks to more like over a year. May will be a yeaar for me

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Sub: #863 MMG
Replied on 02-20-2006, 05:45 PM
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If you haven't already - submit a complaint to lawcash.com

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Replied on 02-20-2006, 06:32 PM
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I hear ya citykid, its b.s. They specifically say when you cancel that the refund will be issued in an estimated 4-6 weeks after receiving a signed cancellation letter.(In my world I believe this to mean estimated between the weeks 4 through 6 and I would think anything longer than 6 weeks means okay time to call and see why It's taking longer than 4-6 weeks...Oh Yeah, I forget nobody answers the phones or e-mails and when they do they blackmail or at least in my case.)It doesn't say it will be issued in an estimated 4-48 weeks.(maybe then I wouldn't have to worry about why and the heck its been 48 and half weeks since I've been waiting for my refund and the half weeks wouldn't be so bad.. )It may be estimated but it still is a 4-6 weeks time frame they give to us.




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