Ann-Marie Davis, a nurse, said "I can't believe that these people do business like this. They take your money and say they are going to make this happen but when you call them, they always say come back next time, the boss is not here now or they forgot the receipt book or some excuse."

She further said, "When I asked to speak to a supervisor, I asked him why I couldn't get back my money and him tell me some bad word and tell me where fi put things in places I never dreamed of. I couldn't believe it."

One woman told THE STAR she forked out $77,000 to the company while another said she handed them US$2,000. They say they are yet to get any positive word from the business.

Another complainant Gayle Peterson* said "I'm a hardworking woman and I need to get my money back. I have a son and I thought this was something legit, mi nah mek my money go to waste."

Joseph Valentine* said "Well honestly, when I paid the money I was given the impression that things would have moved much faster, I registered since last year and all now I can't be placed on the list for confirmation to get the supposed visa. This is foolishness and now they are telling me to wait till December, it can't work."

The Star also attempted to get in touch with the politician but this also proved futile and when the company was contacted the phones went unanswered. The company has a Facebook page showcasing what it is about, however, the link for the website is not functional.