I do have experience with GZ and was considering investing the grand they wanted for promise of future payment.  I did not follow through as I had many reservations about the entire concept as it appears a me too type operation.

Most recently, I logged in and noticed that I had some cash there from referrals, that made me feel good until I decided to try and withdraw it and they then wanted all kinds of verification process hoops.  Bear in mind this had already been done just a few months ago.  Some largess about Homeland Security and the Patriot act was the reason for the need of reverification.  Instead of jumping through more hoops I decided to cancel my account and position.  I hate Red Tape when it used as way to withhold payments on a timely basis.

GZ may eventually fly and help Mr. W to redeem himself for his past disgressions.  But they will do so without me.  As I feel the redundancy of there requests was out of place and unnecessary.

That my personal choice and by no means am I saying anyone should follow my lead in this regard.  But if it smells like a duck it must be one.

 

So am I late, or is greenzap officially outta here?

http://www.worldwidescam.info/ecoupdate2.htm  

Hi Philena, That is a good question! That particular article does not give any clear answer, and the digging that I've done recently gives no clear indication that Greenzap is at fault. According to the article from WorldWideScam, either or both companies named COULD be at fault, but so far, that information has not become available. One thing that IS for sure at this time: GreenZap is keeping a pretty low profile, which is not what you would expect from a company that is planning to go anywhere. Also, as mentioned in previous postings, Mr. Westmoreland has been implicated in several failed and questionable business startups in the past, but has never been convicted or even charged in anything except for the incident in Alaska (he had to pay a fine) where a distributor of a company he owned committed some kind of fraud. (I don't remember the details at this time.) My advice at this time is to hold off on promoting this one or on putting any money into it until more information comes through that either clears GreenZap or puts the lid on it permanently. God bless, Dave

As I was saying before I was so rudely interrupted by some ad or another, a fraudulent electronic check was sent to my bank for $100 which I did not authorize. That is fraud. When a company can do that to you, how do you explain that, Dave?

barbara

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