UC Entrepreneurs

This company is a sham. As stated in the complaints a well-spoken person is claiming to sell magazines, and the selling point is that you will be helping them earn training after a military career. They offer an ID and a receipt with a company name. The email address and phone number are invalid. The magazine will not arrive. You will not be able to cancel the order, even if you do so within the time frame the salesperson says is allowed.
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Attempted to get a refund before the 3 day grace period. No response by email and the certified letter was returned from the address they gave me.On July 6th a nice young man that claimed to be ex-military came by my house. To help him with his education, would I purchase a magazine. He assumed I did not want the magazine, and suggested that I donate it to the [redacted]. It is all tax deductible through his company that was sponsoring him. I had 3 days to cancel if I wanted to. I purchased a magazine with a check. Should have done my research first, I checked with Revdex.com and realized it was a scam. I emailed and sent the paperwork to cancel to the addresses given. My email was not answered, and my certified mail was returned; the address given did not exist and could not be forwarded. My check has been cashed by them, and I would like a refund of my $43.Desired SettlementRefund of my $43. Even if I am a dumb@$$.

Paid $31 for a subscription to [redacted] for my toddler daughter. Check was cashed 8/18/2014, never got any magazines. No reply to emails. SCAM!Was solicited door-to-door by a young man selling magazine subscriptions. I paid $31 to him for a subscription to [redacted] for my toddler daughter. The check was cashed the next day, 8/18/2014, but almost 1 year later we still have never received the magazine. They have not replied to either of my emails. This is clearly a complete scam and it looks like I'm not the first. As I'm sure I won't be the last, please do something to stop them!Desired SettlementI would like to get my magazine subscription or a full refund. I'd also like to see fraud charges pressed.

Complaint Six months ago a door-to-door salesman took my $81.00 for a subscription to magazine but it has not ever been delivered. I gave a check for $81.00 to a man who convinced me that he was an ex-military man who had served recently in the Middle East. This was about 6 months ago. The receipt lists Ucentrepreneurs as the company he worked for and he was selling subscriptions to magazines as his job. I have yet to receive the magazine and it has been over 6 months ago. I have tried to call the company numerous times but there is never any answer. I believe that I have been scammed as I recently read very negative reports of this company. Thank you. Desired SettlementRefund of my $81.00 paid to this company

I paid for two magazine subscriptions via check which has been cashed and I have never received either of the magazines.On August 3rd I was approached in my front yard by a person selling magazine subscriptions ostensibly to pay his way through school. I gave him a check payable to UC Entrepeneurs which was cashed on August 5th. I have never received any correspondence from the company or the subscriptions.Desired SettlementI want the magazine subscriptions fulfilled or a refund.

I bought a magazine subscription and like all of the other complaints of this company, checks were cashed and no magazines were delivered. $81.A young man supposedly ex-military came selling magazine subscriptions to help him through school. I bought 2 subscriptions and they've never been delivered.Desired Settlement$81