DealerVisor Corp

Anyone hear of DealerVisor Corp. ???

No, I just got an email from them about getting a job with and haven't heard of them either.

I have been in contact with them also a Evert Werner they are out of Frankfurt Germany from the information I have come up with they sent me a contract I have forwarded it on to a Lawyer. Job sounds to good to be true. Does anyone know of them if it is a scam?

Is this real or fake? - Yahoo! Answers
if you do search on DealerVisor Corp. look for the above
I found this site which talks about DealerVisor Corp I don't know what is real?

In contact how? Voice? Do you have a phone number?
thanks

Email, no voice, Frankfurt Germany. You do not get to talk to a live person. It will not put the phone in here how do I get it to you?

Thanks for that updates. Sounds like a strange way to do business. Appreciate the postings

Thank you very much I had received a contract that I sent on to a lawyer but I won't hear back from him until Monday. Is there anything that we can do to send out a message against them doing this? Need people to know it is a fraud.

Jenweislak in Perrysburg, Ohio said: I have been in contact with them also a Evert Werner they are out of Frankfurt Germany from the information I have come up with they sent me a contract I have forwarded it on to a Lawyer. Job sounds to good to be true. Does anyone know of them if it is a scam?

Do not have any dealings with them! I signed on for a Corporate CSR position, got my LLC and opened a business account (after finding out that the Better Business Bureau has no negative info. on them). They have just scammed me out of $4,860. They sent a wire transfer for that amount to my account. Then had me get the cash and send to a "client" via Western Union. Fortunately, the bank the wire came from alerted my bank that it was not "authorized" and my bank put a restraint on my account. Because yesterday they had $17,000 wired to my account! I've filed a report with the BBB and ic3.gov (the FBI wire fraud division). They are a complete scam, despite the contract, constant contacts by your "supervisor" via instant messaging. The bank the first wire came from can come after me for that money. P.S.: This $17,000 is supposed to include my "salary"; how generous of them!

2111sanna in Charleston, South Carolina said: Do not have any dealings with them! I signed on for a Corporate CSR position, got my LLC and opened a business account (after finding out that the Better Business Bureau has no negative info. on them). They have just scammed me out of $4,860. They sent a wire transfer for that amount to my account. Then had me get the cash and send to a "client" via Western Union. Fortunately, the bank the wire came from alerted my bank that it was not "authorized" and my bank put a restraint on my account. Because yesterday they had $17,000 wired to my account! I've filed a report with the BBB and ic3.gov (the FBI wire fraud division). They are a complete scam, despite the contract, constant contacts by your "supervisor" via instant messaging. The bank the first wire came from can come after me for that money. P.S.: This $17,000 is supposed to include my "salary"; how generous of them!

Geez whiz! Just went thru that entire deal with Evert Werner and my supervisor Randolf Herrmann. Couldn't find anything negative about them anywhere, so I took a chance. I now have my LLC, for what I don't know, a new phone and business cards even. Total scam but they did suck me in, and also because I found nothing negative anywhere I searched. I too, reported them to ic3 and BBB. Maybe something will come out of it, if nothing else, just to keep someone else from going through the trauma.

Bunky in Merritt Island, Florida said: Geez whiz! Just went thru that entire deal with Evert Werner and my supervisor Randolf Herrmann. Couldn't find anything negative about them anywhere, so I took a chance. I now have my LLC, for what I don't know, a new phone and business cards even. Total scam but they did suck me in, and also because I found nothing negative anywhere I searched. I too, reported them to ic3 and BBB. Maybe something will come out of it, if nothing else, just to keep someone else from going through the trauma.

Thank God I didn't get quite that far I had gotten the contract and sent it to a lawyer and he didn't think things quite added up so I started to check things out and that is when I got to this forum. I hope you are not out to much money.

Jenweislak in Perrysburg, Ohio said: Thank God I didn't get quite that far I had gotten the contract and sent it to a lawyer and he didn't think things quite added up so I started to check things out and that is when I got to this forum. I hope you are not out to much money.

I guess they hit as many people as they could, then completely dropped off the internet. At least if people are aware of the scam, if they get contacted by a similar company, this will not happen to them. When I did my research, had 2 people working on it, we did not come up with anything negative. And, I'm sure you already assumed, they will not come back under the name DealerVisor either, so BEWARE!! Thanx for your reply and good luck!

I posted a long comment here concerning the positive aspects of DealerVisor and watched it be deleted as I posted it. This bothers me seriously. I will repost tomorrow. I'm too pissed to do it all again tonight.

It's important to know about wire fraud and responsibility though so I will briefly state what I was informed by the senior business account representative at JP Morgan/Chase Bank where I have my account.

She indicated to me that liability exists only if active involvement in defrauding the transmitting bank can be shown. Wires received in payment for a product do not fit that category.

She told me that it is the responsibility of the transmitting institution to verify the identity of the sender - mine requires my personal signature in front of their agent - prior to the transmission of the wire. It is only when the Institution is assured of the authenticity of the sender that the wire transfer is made. If a claim is made later the liability is with the transmitting bank and the verifying agent.

An example: If I was to steal someone's money and then go buy food at a store, the store would not be liable for my theft or replacement when I get caught - I would bear the responsibility.

Your LLC is the store that is selling a product and receiving customer's money after getting their approval and satisfaction concerning the product. It is the responsibility of the sending institution to verify that the funds wired to me are authorized by whatever entity is involved. If they do not then I as well as the originating party both have a legal claim against them for our losses.

Jeremiah

I was also recruited and supervised by the personnel mentioned here. I spent 4 weeks checking out this company and searching every "scam" listing I could find. I came up with a lot of people asking questions but no negative comments until the ones in this forum. I had people in England call the DealerVisor contact number and it was answered by a real person. I even went so far as to focus in with Google Earth to make sure there is an office building at the address. There is a multi-tenant office building on site.

Lots of questions arose which cause me much caution - one being why is the website and e-mail using a Costa Rica commercial domain but the company is located in Germany?

The business model is similar to that used by a certain type of scammer - but it also could be a very profitable legal model if the company is for real. Using wire transfer minimizes the possibility of illegality. It also departs from illegal models because a product is being sold. After much study I could find nothing patently illegal in what they are doing and I formed my LLC.

Evert and Randolf were very patient and cordial and addressed every issue I brought to them thoroughly. I was open with them as far as my suspicions, and rather than being upset or dropping me as scammers would be likely to do, they took the time to explain the way their program works.

I remain cautious until I am paid but at the same time I see nothing that has happened which causes them to fit the mold of a "scam". It would be an awful thing to ruin a company's reputation without proof. So I will wait and see and report back what happens to me.

Jeremiah

I propose a test - a test that will build DealerVisor's reputation if they are legit - and one that will completely tear down their operation if they are scammers.

Most all of us did a lot of research and checked scam sites before signing up. I am in a unique position of having done everything according to order and I am waiting for the first transaction and my first paycheck. That makes me a good test case. If they do everything right in answer to me following their directions explicitly, then it is a pretty good sign they are legit. If anything goes wrong with the wire transfers or they fail in paying expenses and salary on time as their contract calls for then they are obviously a fraud. I truly dont know - this will give them their chance for better or worse.

If they are not legit, we can take them down. I will supply my e-mail address here for those interested and provide documentation of everything that occurs or has occurred - I have every word, every document and every e-mail saved. I would request that every person interested post on every scam site if they are legit or if they are not. That way they benefit if they are and lose if they are not.

The big part is I am prepared to begin a wikipedia entry called "DealerVisor Scam" if they fail to honor their commitments or the wire transfers are shown to be fraudulent. That will require documentation from others in the same position. Putting it on Wikipedia will insure that anyone searching their name will have it high up towards the top of their search list.

As of now it could go either way - let's see what happens.

If anyone is interested in following what happens as my relationship with DealerVisor develops or if you have detailed documentation of fraudulent activity traceable to them that shows a loss to yourself or another - here is my e-mail.

audioman7@live.com

I would be equally interested in hearing from successful CSR's!

Jeremiah

I also wish to make it clear that our contracts do not allow furnishing of company ID information or amounts of transactions - I will not be sharing those so please don't ask!

It is time for someone out of all the CSR's they claim to have to step up and say what the truth is - either for or against. It's extremely curious to me not that there haven't been negative things found but there is a complete lack of good things reported also - how is that when they have multiple CSR's in 50 countries?!!

Jeremiah

** They are a scam and complete kakka turdites. **

A sample of their e-mails are (they also go by 'DealNetwork Corp' now):

"DealNetwork has been established early in 2007 and it is headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany. Our company is engaged in providing worldwide dealership network services to the small startup companies. Julie, you may always find more information about DealNetwork at our website: www.DealNetwork.info...".

If you right click on: www.DealNetwork.info" it shows DealerVisor url. (www.dealervisor.co.cr/)

Someone posted their thoughts on them at below url. It is too long to paste the comments. **** DO READ IT!!! ****

www.scam.com/showthread.php?p=734373

I guess they were shut down under DealNetwork, but still are allowed to use the IP address under a new name.

***** FCC!!! ISPs!!! Shut them DOWN permanently!!! NOW! ****

God Bless you all. Say the abundance prayer below and good things - will - happen to you. Even if you are lacking $, etc now , things will soon change for the better.

((( Dear Lord, I deserve, accept and receive all the abundance is mine. I thank you, Lord, for all the abundance that is mine now. )))

correction...I meant to say:

'I guess they were shut down under *DealerVisor* name, but still are allowed to use the IP address under a new name.'

I clicked the links in the comment above and it is not as you say. There is no page found for DealNetwork and right-clicking the link shows www.dealnetwork.info%22/ - not the DealerVisor URL.

I read the negative comment you posted - it is the same as the one that started this thread and it is completely unsubstantiated and gives no real information that can be checked. If a person does not have documentation proving a loss to themselves or another they should not make unsubstantiated claims.

Again, I would be happy to talk with others who are or have been CSR's for DealerVisor and I will continue to share my experiences with the company as time goes on. My e-mail is audioman7@live.com

Jeremiah

Everyone should be aware that this company is now doing business as Swift Rise Corp (or Swiftrise) at www.swiftrise.com. I put in both spellings so hopefully Swift Rise / SwiftRise can be searchable on this thread for others to investigate.

Ask yourself this: if this is not some kind of a scam, then why does the company change its name every month or two?

gsm1224 in Los Angeles, California said: Everyone should be aware that this company is now doing business as Swift Rise Corp (or Swiftrise) at www.swiftrise.com . I put in both spellings so hopefully Swift Rise / SwiftRise can be searchable on this thread for others to investigate.

Ask yourself this: if this is not some kind of a scam, then why does the company change its name every month or two?

Do you or anyone else reading this have any other info on swift rise ? Have you dealt with someone named Sophie Koenig as the " hr manager ?" They have been trying to sign my wife up since April 17th. Anyone who has any info and can pass it along, we would really appreciate it. We have that bad feeling about this " once in a lifetime job " and the other comments about this dealervisor corp is EXACTLY like swift rise. We have checked EVERYWHERE to try and find anything that would give us info that this is a scam but have found nothing.

Dorie Pike in Bolingbrook, Illinois said: Do you or anyone else reading this have any other info on swift rise ? Have you dealt with someone named Sophie Koenig as the " hr manager ?" They have been trying to sign my wife up since April 17th. Anyone who has any info and can pass it along, we would really appreciate it. We have that bad feeling about this " once in a lifetime job " and the other comments about this dealervisor corp is EXACTLY like swift rise. We have checked EVERYWHERE to try and find anything that would give us info that this is a scam but have found nothing.

I was just wondering about that too... I, too have been in contact with Sophie Koenig and have their contract but haven't signed or sent anything back yet. These days it's real easy to fall for anything that claims to pay some kind of money with job loss everywhere. I wonder if Jeremiah had any success? And as for the person whom I'm replying to, I have no idea if they are ligit or not. I turned the contract over to my lawyer and will go from there. If anyone else knows anything about Swift Rise Corp, please step forward and inform the rest of us.

Thanks,
JT

Unfortunately they are not legit companies. I worked for them for 3 1/2 weeks prior to the first software sale and was reimbursed for my expenses and paid - however once I received the money and wired it out of the country, the "customer" who wired the purchase amount into my account used the bank information they were provided to attempt to remove the same amount and leave me liable for the $39,846.00. They were unable to do so because the account was empty and I had a block on it as far as wire transfers.

I am currently working with CitiBank and the Sheriff's department to determine just what kind of operation it was - it appears to be either money-laundering or they steal business account information and fraudulently transfer money into your account and have you send it on. I believe it is a money-laundering operation, as the customer who tried to remove the money from my account never questioned the validity of the original transfer into the account. I believe the attempt to remove it even though they had to know it was gone was an attempt to provide a cover for themselves. They committed a crime in using my information to do so fraudulently

My manager disappeared the same day and has not been back. I will be in contact with you within a day or so when I have more information to give you - at the present time I am letting the bank and the Sheriff sort it out.

I am sorry that you have invested in a company and certainly have expenses. I hope to gather a group of people who have been defrauded and place an entry into Wikipedia so that when others run searches the information will come directly up, as well as place it on every scam site I can find. Randolf, Timm, and Evert need to be exposed and stopped. This appears to be a large professional multi-national operation.

This operation is now working as SwiftRise Corp. It has gone from DealerVisor to DealNetwork and now SwiftRise.

I have not heard of Swift Rise Corp but I received in the mail (FedEx) 2 checks one for $2,500.22 and a Money Gram for $970.00 no paperwork this is suppose to be a medical company "Gentiva Health Services Networks" Has anyone heard of them. I received this on Saturday and have not checked with the banks yet to see if they are real or any directions from the company yet. I had been contacted before by the DealerVisor group they had sent me the contract and I took it to a lawyer.

Scam, Scam, Scam, the new one is Gentiva Health Services Networks, I have talked to MoneyGram, and Texell Federal Credit Union and they are having these fake checks and money orders show up all over. Please be aware of this one. I have been contacted by the DealerVisor, there was another one and now Gentiva Health Services Networks 2 have sent me fake checks and DealerVisor sent me a contract. They need to be put away there are people that will do this and get hurt doing it.

The amazing thing about this company of many names, is that they go to so much trouble to set up a website, set up emails, your supervisor talks to you every day and you build quite a nice raport with him/her and then Ba-Da-Bing! There goes the rug out from under you and they fall off the face of the earth. They operate under a menagerie of names. Just know one thing: any company that asks you to accept payment and forward - NO! NO! NO! I was so distressed when I found out this was a scam, I cleaned my whole house with Clorox, I felt so violated. All I'm doing is just looking for an honest to goodness job from home, I'm still waiting. Good luck to all and my sympathy to all involved with DealerVisor, Gentiva, Robbs, SwiftRise, etc., etc., and be careful because they are not the only ones!!

Bunky in Merritt Island, Florida said: The amazing thing about this company of many names, is that they go to so much trouble to set up a website, set up emails, your supervisor talks to you every day and you build quite a nice raport with him/her and then Ba-Da-Bing! There goes the rug out from under you and they fall off the face of the earth. They operate under a menagerie of names. Just know one thing: any company that asks you to accept payment and forward - NO! NO! NO! I was so distressed when I found out this was a scam, I cleaned my whole house with Clorox, I felt so violated. All I'm doing is just looking for an honest to goodness job from home, I'm still waiting. Good luck to all and my sympathy to all involved with DealerVisor, Gentiva, Robbs, SwiftRise, etc., etc., and be careful because they are not the only ones!!

Thank you all for the info on SwiftRise - I just received what looks to be a very professional email from this "company", stating that they had reviewed my resume on an online job search forum and that I was perfect for either the PT or FT CSR positions at their company. I'm so glad I searched for SwiftRise and found this forum. Although, I'm not surprized to find out that it is a scam. What a crappy way to deal with good, honest people who are out of work! As if losing a job isn't tough enough. Evil.

I just got hit with another one of these scams so watch out for this one too. (get employed now stocks) it shows up as scam right from the internet when you enter the phrase in paranthesis.

We wish to employ the service of a work at home financial assistant/secretary who would handle billings and full inventory of monthly billings, payments and activities routed through him/her on behalf of Terrence Westrope Inc. and get 10% on each Payment Processed. If you are interested email me back with information below then i can send you the procedures on what you will be doing:If you are interested, email me back at: getemployednowstocks@gmail.com so we can make concluding arrangements.
Mark Stubsten

I believe this is another one I keep getting these?
let me kno
Julienpier Keim [julienpierkeim30@live.com]
Hello,
Smart Technologies S.A. is a young and dynamic company managed by a qualified and experienced team. We are continuously on the look-out for hard-working, talented individuals to join our team. We would like to inform you that after consideration we decided to make you this offer of employment. I have found your CV in Resume Bank but was unable to reach you by the phone.
We provide complete computer technology for our customers' life along with exceptional service. We plan to carry out our activity through the regional managers. This position serves as the primary interface between stores, distributors and the Company, represents the Company's interests for solutions, facilitates communication.
We have a Business Opportunity you can start today with flexible working hours and a merited financial commission. Should you accept this offer you will be eligible to receive fixed salary USD53.000/+ per year; performance bonuses (profit sharing, cash bonus); a chance to make a career in developing area.
Please note we will Consider People from all kinds of backgrounds and skills. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals to perform essential functions of this job. There is no relocation required, your location doesn t matter; it is not a multi-level marketing, not sales position.
If, once you have read the contents of this job offer, you are an interested person and you would like some further information about the job itself, please contact our manager by job.post.smarttech@gmail.com. If you believe you have received unwanted, unsolicited email but you are interested person, please simply send your name, resume, email address, a few comments regarding your interest for this position for review.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or concerns.
Thank you for your time and attention.
Best regards,
Smart Technologie

They call themselves Terrence Westrope inc now

Welcome To Terrence Westrope Inc.

How do you do and how has life been treating you and your family, well i am glad to employ you as the payment receivable clerk this way, Payment in form of US BANK Drawn Money Orders, Travelers Cheque or Cashier Cheque will be issued out to you, You will cash them easily at your local bank and withdraw 10% of the total amount on the payment received as your commission and then send the rest to delegates.

We still need to ask some follow up questions for verification purpose to get you started fully:

Questions Like:

Do you have a banking account?
What kind of banking account do you have?
What is the name of your bank ?
How much funds will you be able to handle at a time?
Have you done this kind of work before?

But to make a commencing possibility, your information will be forwarded to my client and the payment will be made out to you as soon as you reply this email that you are really interested and ready.

If you have any question to ask, don't hesitate to ask me in your response to this email.

So therefore your urgent response will be needed. The payment will be sent out to you on your information provided and it will be sent out to you via a safe courier service like fedex or ups, Please ensure your correct information is properly provided. You will be advised as soon as payment is coming your way...

Kindly Note that everything you are doing with us is 100% Legal. Also you get a monthly salary of $1000 which comes at the end of every month, plus other incentives and benefits that accrue, which includes tax holidays.

Thanks for your anticipated action and we hope to hear back from you.

this is a scam and I wouldnt try it, I found this forum because I looked up terrance westrope before I replied back to them and this is what I found. Dont trust them

I also looked up Bill Weber, which is suppose to be a manager for the company and I found out that it is a legitimate name but he work for another big company. So they are looking up names and are using them for there scamming company, so be aware of the information you are providing to them they may just use your name.

I have no idea what they go by now, all I know is that I have been in touch with about 17 other "companies" that work the same way - even one that markets for a "mystery shopper." The one thing that is definite: DO NOT sign on with any one, any where, with any name, that asks you to cash money orders and forward that cash, even if you don't know to whom. DO NOT handle any cash transactions unless you definitively have an office within their corporate building. I have a whole file on scams with all different names. As a result, I am not looking for work at home anymore and have decided to go back into the jungle!! Good luck to all!!

I have actually contacted the company they are assuming to represent and have been graciously thanked numerous times. You can always go in that direction, you'd be surprised at the reply. Half the time they know the names of these people but are having difficulty tracking them. Any information you can give the actual company is appreciated. Good luck!

Here is the information I just got.
Terrence Westrope Inc.
Financial Sector
178 Baker Street
London W1U 6LJ

I have read this thread and it sickens me as years before, I too, was naive and scammed.

Once I realized it, I contacted the FBI and they told me back then, that there was so much of this going on, they would take down the info, but it is virtually impossible to track them down overseas.

The only solice I have is that one day GOD will give them all a perfect judgement.

Meanwhile, we all need to be wise, do our research and if it sounds too good to be true...it most likey is.

A great site to do research is ripoffreport.com AND I found a truly wonderful site that has excellent forums, such as companies that have been verified, or unvereified as a possible work at home opportunity, or those that have proven to be scammed.

I have only found it in the last two weeks, but I am on it religiously and have applied for a few jobs.

I promise you the only affiliation I have with this site is that I have signed up, like I have on this site, to read & post comments.

I just felt compelled to share it on this site because I totally understand what it feels like to be scammed and how desperate some of us are to work from home or closer to it.

The site is workplacelikehome.com

I wholeheartedly wish all of you (and me) the best in our endeavors to find what we are looking for.

In fact, I will even give you my user name on that site, (AK MCGRATH) so you can send me a PM to let me know what you think of it. Especially contact me if you landed a job, if you would be so kind. I would love to know that these scum who try to steal peoples' money have one less victim to pick from.

AK MCGRATH

While doing online research about this "too good to be true" deal, I came across this forum.

FYI---Below is what I recently noticed in my junk email box.

Job Offer Check Attachment.‏
From: Bill Weber (ralph41@suddenlink.net)

1 attachment
Please Re...txt (2.2 KB)

When I opened the attachment, here's what came up directly below, and imo it has SCAM wrote all over it. I'd not trust such a bogus sounding offer in a million years.

Dear Sir/Madam,

My name is Bill Weber. It's a prividledge in offering you a part-time paying job in which you could earn an reasonable income. Presently, I have just been granted to head a research project regarding Agriculture & Food Safety and this would be commencing very soon. Meanwhile, We are currently seeking part or full time employees for our up-growing projects for position of financial assistant/secretary.

Through extensive demographic research, we have discovered a wealth of untapped human resources that for one reason or another, need the freedom to work from home. If this sounds lively to you please read on, and consider becoming part of our company family for expanding future growth.

We seek capable individuals to work for us as our representative.You can easily make $700-$2000 or more in a week by working for us as Independent Contractor in your geographical location, you will be in charge of collecting payment on behalf of our affiliates that will fund the project ahead.

Your Duties as an Independent Receivable Clerk:

Co-ordinate payments from our clients
Receive payments (US BANK Drawn Money Orders, Travelers Cheque or Cashier Cheque)
Process payments at your local bank, withdraw 10% of the total amount on these payment as your commission {10% from each operation!}

For instance: You receive a payment of 7000 USD via cheques or money orders on our behalf. You will cash the money and keep $700 (10% from $7000) for yourself! At the beginning your commission will equal 10%, th

Here's the rest of the attachment directly below.

though later it will increase up to 15%!

The offer is open to you and i believe the requested duties are not much for a Work from Home/Part Time Job, Kindly Email me back at: westropeinc@msn.com so we can make concluding arrangements.

Please note when replying fill the form below:

Full names...
Physical Address(No p.o.boxes,ups does not deliver to p.o.boxes)...
City, State And Zip Codes
Contact Numbers(CELL & Home)...
Email addresses(If you use more than 1)...

What is your preferred mode of communication? Phone/e-mail:

Thanks for your anticipated action.And i hope to hear back from you.

Regards.
Bill Weber
Terrence Westrope Inc.
305 North Tower Avenue
Centralia, WA 98531

westropeinc@msn.com