Comments on: Quicksell – Zaken Corporation Legit? You Decide

By: Paul "The Bling" Cullen

Paul "The Bling" Cullen — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:32:42 +0000

I was about to contact them via a spin-off company of theirs:QuickSell Associate with the website: jealiquidations.com. I own a high-end home furnishings store and used to have a very large website selling decorative lighting online; started back in 1995. Anyway, I have a store full of display pieces, some of which still remain in their original packaging! Was going to have them buy the store’s inventory of lighting,furniture, pottery, rugs, copperware, hand made jewelery, and so very much more. Problem no one is buying anything and high-end has been hit the hardest. I tried to go to their site but it isn’t there. Got suspicous and wound up here. Glad I did. Thanks to all who took the time to write…

By: Bill A. Y.

Bill A. Y. — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 20:26:33 +0000

Thnx for all the comments, I was about to send a check to get the kit….now I know better

By: Sandra H

Sandra H — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 08:38:40 +0000

Thank you for this information, I was just getting ready to make the dreaded decision, when I came upon this website. I just called the number on the marketing material which is a call center, the Sales Floor manager would not give me their customer service number, he said that number was for customers only, I directly asked him if there was any hidden cost..Oh I assure you that there are not. Now, I work in a call center have been here over 8 years .. I know the drill…’be one of the first 100 customers and I will work with you one on one.’ That is a marketing action call, which in most cases is a lie, do the math, if there are over 1000 agents, and every agent says the same thing, how many potential customers will respond. These people operate off of a ratio of responds to the call to action. The red flag went up when he told me that only people that are customers are privy to the customer service number. When in reality the customer service number is for customers and the public to answer questions about the product. I already knew this was a scam…thanks for verifying it!

By: Mario V

Mario V — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 16:23:18 +0000

I was almost ready to make the purchase but because of my previous endeavors at other crap on the internet I am glad I hestitated. We all get so excited about making some extra money and maybe paying some bills off. These people and companies offer such a wonderful marketing plan and show all these people that make money and it is the same old same old. I know you can make money on the internet and big money but I have a concious and not ready to rip people off and shatter their hopes and dreams. After a few attempts at these businesses no wonder people become spitful and cautious of every opportunity that comes along. I will believe when I see it and that means talking and meeting and seeing a person who actually does this business and has the money and pay checks to prove it.
My hopes were getting high but after reading so many of the comments we are back to square one except this time still have my money in my pocket. As usual I will keep on dreaming and keep a look out but very skeptical. It is true what they say if it is to good to be true then most likely that it’s correct.
Had to vent but I feel really bad for the people that spent their money and spent a lot of time. Believe me I have been there more than once and it is very frustrating.

By: Darlene Garza

Darlene Garza — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 20:18:56 +0000

Yup they got me too. I bought into everything they had, sent samples and orders, not a dam thing sold. They took me for over 4000$ dummy me. I too am looking for the class action suit. ty for your help

By: Arnette

Arnette — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 23:08:54 +0000

Somebody point me in the direction of the “Class Action Suit” against the Zaken Corporation Please….

By: Sara L

Sara L — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 19:18:16 +0000

I am glad I have not sent off for the business kit offered by Zaken. I decided to ask my friends for input so I showed them the ad and they said if it is too good to be true it probably is. I tried Magic Kids and didn’t make a dime. That money you send for the start up kit is only a lure to try and get to spend hundreds of dollars for directories, marketing materials,catalogs,etc. The only people making money in these programs are the people operating them.

By: GaryM

GaryM — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 22:09:50 +0000

Hi,
Saw your post…am a brand new “sucker” for this opportunity.. have a website and will try to make a go of it…What if anything can you share that might help me? Thanks so much!!!
Gary M

By: Tim

Tim — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 16:46:02 +0000

I lost money from them also and I understand that there is a CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT against The Zaken Corporation. Right now I keep calling their number 800 530-6174 to jam their lines and cost them money for long distnace. Maybe we could all do the same to keep others from their scam? If enough of us did this it would make a tremendous costly impact on them.

By: Ruth Collins

Ruth Collins — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 22:29:29 +0000

Hello my name is Ruth,
has any body made any money with Zaken Corp, or Quick Sell,or Magic Kids all are part of Zaken corp? I just got my package of information to start to work with this company,Have not found one person that has made money and posted there number or
Email. rdb1218@aol.com