The F.H.T.M. Scam

I had written off the $170 I had "lost" to what I felt was my stupidity when I got involved with a multi-marketing company called Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, or F.H.T.M. for short.

It all started right after our house burned in Lebanon, Missouri and we moved to O'Fallon, Missouri. I took a sub-contractor job with a company called Cullivour Construction. The owner, first name Larry, told me he would use my first check to sign me up for this F.H.T.M. I didn't like the idea, as my wife was in the hospital and times were tough, but he gave me no choice. My wife died just a month later.

I was told that I would start receiving checks from the investment every quarter. I was told that I should try to get more investors, but even without I would get money. All I have ever received from them is 4 bottles of vitamins and minerals.

So why do I write this bad review?

I keep receiving e-mails from this scam. I wrote them and explained my displeasure and that I had "written" it off and to stop sending e-mails. The e-mails kept coming so I called. I explained how I had been scammed and all the person could say is, "You had 7 days to cancel". I told her to stop the e-mails and if they didn't, I would write a bad review of their organization.

The e-mails keep coming, so this is the review.

Don't let F.H.T.M. take your hard-earned money!

They took mine!

They are liars, cheats and thieves and prey on those who are down-trodden.

The links below show how others have been taken.

I hope someday the F.B.I. takes this scam down.

You may also want to stay away from Cullivour Construction-He runs a shady operation too and the I.R.S. will probably get him soon.

I am a Christian and I pray that all these people come to know Jesus, but that doesn't mean we should just let it go, after all, more people could get hurt by them. I pray God will wake them up to the pain they are causing others.