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The Better Business Bureau gives them an F.  That's easy enough to Google.  'nuf sed?

The offer for the android tablet is a scam check the BBB site they want to pressure you to buy a vacation and when you refuse to be pressured they give you a certificate for the tablet which when sent in to redeem, you never receive. BBB gave this company an "F" rating for the amount of unresolved complaints.

The offer for the android tablet is a scam check the BBB site they want to pressure you to buy a vacation and when you refuse to be pressured they give you a certificate for the tablet which when sent in to redeem, you never receive. BBB gave this company an "F" rating for the amount of unresolved complaints.

What does *67 do?

T.J Johnson & Associates is scam company. I think Attorney should sue them and fine them Billion dollars and send the company owners to jail.
I can give support to close this company .
Thanks.
Shah

Please arrest the people who are calling from this phone no.

Thank you.

Yes, true.  My husband and I went to the 'seminar', wasted our night, did not buy into the vacationing thing.  We did get a certificate for our two free gifts, registered them, mailed them what they requested, and over a month later, have not heard anything or seen any promised gifts.....  :(  
oh well, that's what I get for trying to take advantage of an offer that's 'too good to be true.'

got the same letter for free tablet... ugh...NOT CALLING THEM!

Thank you for telling your story.  I also sat through the 90 minutes in Tinley Park, Illinois and was interested because the promised diiscounts would have been beneficial.  The sales team was very impressive.  Your story and other considerate people helped me to not be a victim.  Thank you all.

I got the letter, did a search on T.J. Johnson and Associates, came up with an Ohio BBB Report and others websites saying you are required to attend a travel marketing meeting and then you get a certificate to mail in and don't receive the computer.

The scam is alive and well in Florida in April 2013. Just received the letter. Looked up info, came to this site. Is there someplace to report this scam to?

Your driver's license gives enough information about you that an identity thief would have a field day. Don't you realize that you handed out enough info for someone to made a fake driver's license with your info with THEIR picture? Big time identity theft. For a low price anyone can find a website that can give them all kinds of info about you.

My husband received his letter and survey from this company in yesterday's mail. I also recognized it as a scam, but have decided to use this as a "teachable moment" for our two teenaged children. Both of them have lots of electronic devices, and I imagine their initial reaction to the "free" tablet offer may be quite different from mine. This is a great opportunity to educate them about being cautious and careful with their personal information, as well as things in this world that are "too good to be true".

Got the letter today, strongly suspected a scam, investigated it online (here and elsewhere) and threw letter away  thanks for the info. Kinda weird to get an old-fashioned scam letter when everything seems to be online these days.

They still sending the letter - got one today...

they are a rip off they lie try to get you to buy travel space, then pressure you to purchase, there tablet are [***] you can not even get them on line

Just got the letter as described as others. I won't call it back because it's too good to be true.

Received the letter today (outside of Cleveland, OH) and before researching it called them about it. They set me up for a 90 minute presentation today at 4pm (it's about an hour drive from where I live) and after reading about this, changed my mind about going!

Received the letter today, called and set an appointment to go Saturday.  Glad I found this information today,
I will not waste my time.