Priority Publications

Marie Calder

This Company had been fraudulent. Linda who answers phone said she would look in to sending a refund of $300... I had made this investment to earn extra income from Home. This has been going on since Oct. 2017 and still no refund after números phone calles and nos i find that the phone is not in Service.

Francisco Marrero

Your a lyer can't Be live people like you trick dose that are desperate this "company" is fake this is a scam and whom ever emails you back is lying to you did it for my wife without looking them up $99 down the drain game for this Jeff Corey loss for me hope people looks at these warnings first sure learned my lesson Debra Smith 1 review a month ago I would like to say something on behalf of Priority Publications. In May of this year, I purchased a mailing package, and paid $99.00. I received my order in record time. Everything was included :the envelopes, mailing addresses, return address labels and the 99 letters. It clearly stated in the instructions that I would be responsible for postage. It also explained that after 9 paychecks, I would be reimbursed for the initial start-up fee and for all postage expenses. All my letters were sent to Florida. From May to the 1st part of August, there were only three responses. I was paid $10.00 for each letter that was returned to Priority Publications. Then, hurricane Irma hit and that ended my extra income. I have not done anything further, because I am on a low fixed income, and have not had the money to purchase another mailing package. I do have a coach. Her phone number and Email address were included in the instruction letter. She has responded each time I have contacted her. I don't know what else to say, except that if this is some sort of scam, why did I receive two paychecks? "

Sandra Long

So happy I read the reviews

Debra Smith

I would like to say something on behalf of Priority Publications. In May of this year, I purchased a mailing package, and paid $99.00. I received my order in record time. Everything was included :the envelopes, mailing addresses, return address labels and the 99 letters. It clearly stated in the instructions that I would be responsible for postage. It also explained that after 9 paychecks, I would be reimbursed for the initial start-up fee and for all postage expenses. All my letters were sent to Florida. From May to the 1st part of August, there were only three responses. I was paid $10.00 for each letter that was returned to Priority Publications. Then, hurricane Irma hit and that ended my extra income. I have not done anything further, because I am on a low fixed income, and have not had the money to purchase another mailing package. I do have a coach. Her phone number and Email address were included in the instruction letter. She has responded each time I have contacted her. I don't know what else to say, except that if this is some sort of scam, why did I receive two paychecks? Deb S