Maven Marketing Solutions, LLC

Maven's subsidiary, 'Revolution Golf' obtains the e-mail addresses of people who are interested in golf by requiring the user's address to access the content on its Revolution Golf web siteThe content comprises a variety of golf-related productsAfter providing our address, we began recieve questionable solicitations from a Dean S [redacted] )that report a 'problem' with the web siteHis messages state that some people were actually in the process of ordering Martin C***'s "Distance on Demand" video training program when the problem occurred"...as a way of saying "Sorry", I want to offer you a special, non-public deal to get access to the "Distance on Demand" program at a better price than we make available to the general public...AND offer three ADDITIONAL "Super Bonuses" that you can't get anywhere elseSo you can get your hands on "Distance on Demand" - AND the "Super Bonuses" - at an additional savings...For just ONE payment of $dollars..." These products can be ordered at [redacted] -- Revolutiongolf.com is a privacy-protected site, registrant is [redacted] -- © Maven Marketing, LLC dba Revolution Golf dba Revolution Golf [redacted]  Linkedin indicates that MrDean S [redacted] , author of the e-mails we recieved, is located in Orange County, California, and that his title is [redacted] The person he identifies as his partner is Justin T***, associated with the greater New York ara and named as the *** and [redacted] T [redacted] states, "The company owns and operates the world's largest membership website focused on game improvement (Revolution Golf +), the world's largest newsletter devoted to golf travel (Golf Odyssey), and markets a number of related third-party products and services to the Revolution Golf communitySo far this morning we have received e-mails from MrS [redacted] at 8:a.mand 9:a.mI hope that we will be able to disentangle our e-mail address from this multi-faceted organizationIt's sales tactics do not inspire confidence

Maven's subsidiary, 'Revolution Golf' obtains the e-mail addresses of people who are interested in golf by requiring the user's address to access the content on its Revolution Golf web site. The content comprises a variety of golf-related products. After providing our address, we began recieve questionable solicitations from a Dean S[redacted])that report a 'problem' with the web site. His messages state that some people were actually in the process of ordering Martin C[redacted]'s "Distance on Demand" video training program when the problem occurred. "...as a way of saying "Sorry", I want to offer you a special, non-public deal to get access to the "Distance on Demand" program at a better price than we make available to the general public...AND offer three ADDITIONAL "Super Bonuses" that you can't get anywhere else. So you can get your hands on "Distance on Demand" - AND the "Super Bonuses" - at an additional savings...For just ONE payment of $57 dollars..." These products can be ordered at [redacted].
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Revolutiongolf.com is a privacy-protected site, registrant is [redacted] --
© 2014 Maven Marketing, LLC dba Revolution Golf
dba Revolution Golf [redacted] Linkedin indicates that Mr. Dean S[redacted], author of the e-mails we recieved, is located in Orange County, California, and that his title is [redacted]. The person he identifies as his partner is Justin T[redacted], associated with the greater New York ara and named as the [redacted] and [redacted].
T[redacted] states, "The company owns and operates the world's largest membership website focused on game improvement (Revolution Golf +), the world's largest newsletter devoted to golf travel (Golf Odyssey), and markets a number of related third-party products and services to the Revolution Golf community.
So far this morning we have received e-mails from Mr. S[redacted] at 8:35 a.m. and 9:09 a.m. I hope that we will be able to disentangle our e-mail address from this multi-faceted organization. It's sales tactics do not inspire confidence.