Really upstate. What is it?

Sorry about your experience... I wrote, I think on here, about an experience I had over the internet. The company said they couldn't help me so it teed me off and I contacted the Federal Communication Commission through their online site. I filed a complaint through an online form and then later talked with someone on the phone. The moral of the story is they stepped in and went after the company and gave them 30 days to get things straightened with me and take care of my problem.

Two weeks later the problem was handled by a contact from one of the companies managers. The company then had to reply back to the FCC by the end of the 30 days. I received a copy of letter from company to FCC and then, I received an email from FCC asking me if I was satisfied with cooperation I got from the company and I replied yes. This is when I called the FCC to personally thank them. The said that is what they are there for. Any dealing or purchases, or fraud against you by mail, or email or internet falls under their jurisdiction.

S, I think in your case, I would contact the FCC and tell them you story, and you can also submit other evidence like emails, purchase receipts, or anything else pertinent to your case. Just google FederalTradeCommission.gov They also told me they when Someone makes a purchase or is paying for a service, originated, by internet or mail, they forward a copy of the complaint to the Federal Trade Commission.

I doesn't cost anything, except a little time and you may end up getting at some of your $200 back. That is what we pay their salaries for... and they seem to be one Federal agency that will cooperate with the general public.

Garry-

NORTH AMERICAN HUNTING CLUB! Got lots of life memberships. Mine included. magazine once a month and get to "field test" items. The field test stuff was at best worth $5 - and that's a stretch. Then a few years ago - no magazine. Got bought out by some bunch. I learned my lesson. No more life memberships. No more pay to be part of a group. I will stay with the T -Man crew. Good ol boys who tell you what they think and the way it is. Just good down home folks who care about what matters. Just my humble opinion. Remember, no body cares more about your money than you do!!

Where is this "business" located?

I was a life member too. I did get some ok field tests, but yes they paired with scout then some knuckleheads bought it and now they only cater to the rich trophy hunters.

He never expected you to live that long Scott. I say you go beat it out of his hide.

Can't say that I am surprised, they have had a pretty bad reputation around the bowhunting business for some time now. One of the things that comes up a lot is that they claim to be men of faith, but that only comes into play when they can use it to their advantage.

I think there is a particularly hot place reserved for people who try to use Christianity as a weapon or to scam people. Not saying that this is the case with the Fitzgeralds, but it has often looked that way.