Say No To Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc.

We are two OrGano Gold Independent Distributors who began to work with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc. out of Indianapolis, IN.

We have had horrible business dealings with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc.

We want to warn everyone NOT to work with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc.

We want to make it clear that OrGano Gold is a phenomenal company.

Anyone else who has horrible business dealings with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc. should NOT blame OrGano Gold.

Please go to Bad Business with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie Inc. to read our complaints.

You be the judge.

We are also filing complaints with the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau, Tom Martino, and all other consumer protection groups we can find that deal with the Indianapolis Metro area.

Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc. charge very high fees for training that is actually available for free through OrGano Gold and the National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE).

In short, we feel that Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc. is operated in a fraudulent, bait-and-switch manner. Our training with Angela Johnson and Coffee Cutie, Inc. was ill-executed and unprofessional. Angela Johnson verbally promised us each refunds of our money. Now she not only refuses to refund our money, but also refuses to communicate with us. We have given her repeated assurances that we are not going to run programs like hers (she has made it way too complicated anyway), and yet she still refuses to refund our money. She also requires people to participate in another MLM called MyVideoTalk, even though at the time of our training she had no idea how to effectively teach us how to use that system. We ended up wasting lots of time and money with that, too.

A person like this should NOT be in charge of teaching our nation’s youth about how to run a business.

If you want to work with kids and help them raise funds, OrGano Gold’s own fundraising program is phenomenal. If you want to help children learn financial literacy skills, contact NEFE or your local banks. Many local banks offer these classes for free.