Internet Treasure Chest

Internet Treasure Chest hit the scene in a series of late night infomercials offering a trial period of sixty days for $59.95. For that low price and the advertised option of returning it at no cost I had to try it.

When I got the Internet Treasure Chest package I was immediately let down. Even though back then I was somewhat of an internet novice there was nothing revolutionary or innovative about the information in Internet Treasure Chest. It was info that I already new or stuff that I knew could be found for free on the net or at libraries.

On top of the weak info, the folks at Internet Treasure Chest keep coming at you with new products ranging between $800- $5,000 that are supposed to make you more money. Once the sales reps at Internet Treasure Chest leech on to you they don’t let go, I’ve heard stories from people saying that they would get monthly credit card bills on items they didn’t purchase, or even continual charges once they returned the product.

If you think this stuff is to malicious to be true check out what kind of trouble the company that developed Internet Treasure Chest got themselves into.

In May 2003, the FTC charged that End70 Corporation and its principal, Damien Zamora, used a Web site and infomercials to claim that their Internet Treasure Chest (ITC) business opportunity was very profitable and very inexpensive.

The FTC charged the defendants with deceptive and misleading advertising and violations of the Telemarketing Sales Rule. The judge has ordered the defendants to stop airing the deceptive infomercial and required that FTC review telemarketing scripts for future infomercials. In addition, the order requires the defendants to tell consumers about additional fees that they charge for certain payment options and Web hosting.

The FTC has created a hotline for consumers affected by ITC’s deceptive advertising scam. Consumers may call 1-866-233-5640 for more information.

For the simple fact that Internet Treasure Chest is being sued by the FTC and that their materials are over hyped and ineffective I can not recommend Internet Treasure Chest.

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Customer Reviews for 'Internet Treasure Chest'

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Timothy Florida	11:02am on Thursday, January 28th, 2010
I called after joining to cancel and they told me I can't get refund. Now I'm seeing a charge for $89.26 every month on my credit card statement. I've disputed every charge so sooner or later they will get the message that "NO" means "NO".
Anonymous Location unknown	12:34pm on Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Jan 27 /2010...I did authorized a $1.97 for the right to be in some training by the internet by "School DOT NET", and with the promise will not be any other charges, and I did not see of any other charges at their "agreement", that was by December 15 2009, By January 7 2010, a "Rapid Biz Training" made a charge to my bank account for $79.86, Someone from "Internet Treasure Chest" call me later to ask me for the charge of $79.85 that was made to my account for some kind of training that was sent over the email, which I did not received yet,contacting this person said he has not charged anything and give me a phone # to call 18776670561 which is a Manila Filipines location, people that goes around and around for 30 minutes and do not tell you anything.