After contemplating using Service Magic to promote my business and paying a 99 dollar fee I used it for one day. Yes one day.

The first and only lead I received told me she had hired someone for the job a week and a half ago. That lead cost me 20 dollars.

So I promptly turned off the service and made sure I received confirmation stating such in writing.

I as a business owner would never do such a thing to my clients and expect the exact same treatment from someone I do business with.

I will wait and see if a background inquiry shows up on my identity protection reports. From my experience I am guessing it will not Service Magic probably never did it. It did after all only take two hours to get the go ahead from the background check.

Contractors and homeowners should beware Service Magic’s operation is not on the up and up.

I will stick with FIXR.com even though the leads come few and far between at least they are not taking money for work not completed.
By: Old Hat Wood Co.

I came here wanting to know about the pros and cons of Brainetics. Instead, the majority of comments have never tried the product, make wild assumptions and accusations obviously with no experience of the product and are a total waste of my time.

The Scam or Legit Info site needs a moderator who can get rid of this ill-informed, unreliable and time-wasting, irrelevant comment and just give us comments from people who have actually experienced the product.

Here, here to Sarah for providing her “truth” on the subject and to the University that will be hosting a session by the founder of Brainetics. It would be helpful if this website could verify these entries. I am still looking for people who have tried it and had problems that would make the system a scam.

In response to a comment about NASA, my friend is an Electronics Engineer and worked on telemetry for NASA during the moonshots. He visited the section that developed the technology that he used for each space flight to the moon. Expecting the team to comprise many hundreds of people he was surprised to find it was only five people. He said he had difficulty communicating with them in electronics principles as their mental capacity and grasp of the subject seemed so far ahead of his level. Calculators did not make the difference in this case. Why wouldn’t the same be true for mathematics?
By: PeterT

HAS A SO CALLED SHOW THAT IS SUPPOSE TO BE AIRING EARLY APRIL IN BET, VH1 AND ETC.

SHE HAS A SHOW THAT IS CALLED “OHIO BAD GIRLS REALITY SHOW” SHE IS A SCAM ARTIST CAUSE ALL SHE WANT IS MONEY MONEY MONEY AND WE DONT EVEN GET MONEY BACK, I THOUGHT IF SOMEONE WAS INVOLVED IN A REAL CASTING OR AGENCY THEN Y SHOULD THEY HAVE TO COME OUT OF POCKET?! THEN SHE IS HAVING THIS TRIP TO ATL FOR A FASHION SHOW AND ITS DAMN NEAR 400.00!

WE HAVE NOT SEEN OR SPOKEN TO ANY REAL DIRECTORS OR ANYTHING AND WE ARE IN A CONTRACT FOR 160 DAYS TIL JUNE! THIS IS NOT LEGIT AND SHE CONTINUES TO PORTRAY IT AS BEING REAL AND WE ARE GOING TO BECOME FAMOUS! YEA RIGHT HER EX WORKERS EVEN TALKS BEHIND HER BACK ABT HOW SHE IS A SCAM ARTIST! DIS UGLY SKINNY BITCH NEEDS TO BE LOCKED UP!
By: Scam Artist!!!!!!!!!

By: nene

Eventual, I had to call and pay another appliance service company $335 to replace the motherboard clock/timer part on my stove. Had they fixed it and paid for the part and labor, I wouldn’t be writing this report; but unfortunately they refused to fix my stove and I haven’t heard anything from them!
By: mx

We really needed to money for medical bills and parted with many items we normally would not have, under other circumstances.

One year ago to date, I got a phone call from Ray S. promising me my overdue payment of $2400.
Still waiting and again no answer to emails or phone calls.

Shame on them.
By: BK

At the toll booth, I went through the “Cash” lanes rather than the “E-Z Pass” lanes. The first toll ($6.50) I paid with no associated problems. When I drove up to second toll ($1.75), the toll collector said the toll was automatically paid. It was only then that I discovered that there was an “E-Z Pass” devise mounted behind the rear view mirror. I indicated to the toll collector that I wished to pay the toll. The collector indicated that this toll was already paid and could not be reversed.

Please note I did not request a car with said devise; nor did I see it was there as it was dark (at night) and hidden behind the rear view mirror.

A few weeks later I noticed a charge of $9.25 from Avis on my credit card: $1.75 for the toll unpaid by me and a $7.50 service charge. I called Avis and explained all the aforementioned details. I indicated I was willing to pay $1.75 charge that I legitimately incurred but that I was not willing to pay the$7.50 service charge.

I was told I had to pay. I complained that I did not request the toll devise and that I was not even aware it was in the car until the toll was already paid. I indicated this was an unfair practice and, essentially, a fraudulent use of my credit card. The Avis personnel indicated that paying toll charges was my accountability as it was in the rental agreement contract. I did not dispute that assertion; however, I did reiterate my complaint about the service charge. The Avis personnel indicated they would refund $5.00 of the service charge but not the whole amount.

It is very apparent that Avis is conducting a scam on their customers in the hopes that their victims will not bother to fight the issue. The fact that they will refund part but not all of their fraudulent “service charge” is further proof of their shabby business practice.

By: Dennis