By JohnDAVIS August 15, 2012
UNITED STATES FRANCHISES:Lavonda Henry (Current Franchisee) �I WAS JUST WONDERING IS TB MY HOBBY OR CAN WE ACTLY MAKE A LIVING DOING THIS?� Anniston, AL FAILED FRANCHISE(only 3 Clients)Asheville, NC FAILED FRANCHISE(only 12 clients)Athens ...read more
By Brenda Jameson May 28, 2011
Humm...I think this is an interesting post from someone who has obviously NEVER dealt with Tradebank. The very mention of a 'banner ad' on their website (which is something that Tradebank doesn't even offer) is a tell-tell sign of the competition trying to slander the company. Second mistake...the name. Todd Yaffee? Really? Since the VP of Marketing is Todd and the VP of Trade is Yaffe it appears to be a fictitious name (and if you try to find a person named Todd Yaffee in Kennesaw, GA, guess what? NOT THERE. This kind of obvious attempt to put down a good company is laughable. Irritating...but laughable. ...read more
By Yaffee Todd February 19, 2011
When you meet with the guys from Tradebank you can tell right away that you should stay away however they are very slick and persuasive. The company will promise you business that will keep you so busy and it will never stop and you will be convinced the sign up fee is just a drop in the bucket compared to what you will get fro their service. What they dont tell you is that you will get a banner ad on their crappy website and will never hear from them or any of their contacts again. If you do find a way to do business with them the transaction fees are outrageous and there is never cash involved you receive "Tradebank Dollars" which you have to spend back with them. WOW somebody put a lot of effort in to this one trying to snowball you, My advise is to STAY AWAY. if you see the Tradebank logo RUN as fast as you can in the opposite direction. ...read more
Hancock Investment Services is a subsidiary of Hancock Bank. The bank originated in October 9, 1899 as a community bank in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. The bank created Hancock Investment Services to provide a variety of investment products to help citizens reach their financial goals.&... ...read more
Building societies developed in England during the 1800's. These building societies acted like a mortgage guarantee, except each member was guaranteed a home. Several people pooled their resources and lifted the first person into home ownership, this continued until everyone in the group purchased a h... ...read more