Signpost, Inc

Review: This company is failing to adhere to the DO NOT CALL request. I am choosing not to use their company as the staff is pushy and rude. They insult you when you refuse to do what they ask. I want them to stop calling me and stop emailing me.

When I ask a manager to remove us from the list- he said he won't have the representative that called me, call me again. I asked him again to have NO ONE from the company contact me again, he response was "we'll see".

I sent an email asking the representative to stop contacting me, and he again sent me an email.

It is my right and freedom to use whom ever I choose to do business with. I believe it is also my right to ask a company to stop calling me when my time is better spent actually doing my job instead of asking them to stop calling.Desired Settlement: For my company to be removed from ALL contact/sales lists including emails.

I NEVER want to hear from this company or any of its representatives again.

Business

Response:

Hi [redacted],

Thank you for addressing your concerns regarding Signpost with us. We are dedicated to providing quality customer service and value for all of our customers / potential customers and we appreciate the feedback. Upon reviewing the claim, we have removed your company from our contact lists and we will no longer attempt to contact you via the removed contact listing. Signpost would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused by communications between Signpost and your company.

Best,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved. Someone from the company did call and apologized for the behavior of the 2 employees. I would still prefer not to ever do business with this company and am happy they removed my office number from their call list.

Sincerely,

The Signpost team are always upbeat and responsive.

We've used Signpost for over 6 months and have nothing but good things to say about it. We started with one office location and have added two others! It's done wonders for our online reviews.

I worked with Forrest E[redacted] and I have to say that he was more than professional and knowledgeable'. He worked hard for my business; always following through with scheduled appointments that I usually had to cancel. I have a lot of faith in their system and as long as I do my part I believe this will be a great fit for my business. One part that impressed me was that after my credit card was given to Forrest he made sure that I had his number and e-mail so that I may contact him directly with any question, direction and or help I needed to make this successful. That's not usually the case; normally once the sale is over you are left out in the cold to deal with someone that doesn't have any knowledge of what transpired prior to the sale.

I believe that their focus is customer retention! great job Signpost!

Review: Our business is kids learning center. In the first month of our business we decided that online marketing was the way to go. One week later we get a phone call from signpost soliciting their services. The service that were explained to us sounded amazing. We really thought this was our ticket to online advertisement. Services included: registering our site on all creditable social media outlets and search engines, collecting information of people who email or call us. this information was to be used in an e-mail campaign to solicit reviews on sites such as [redacted] and [redacted]. Registered sites were to be maintained to make sure they are confirmed and listed. service was sold as 199 maintenance for 12 month. We were explained that 1 month of their service wasn't going to accomplish anything and only over time we would see results.

Bulk of the work was done in month one and I was told to wait for it to start working. After 4 month, seeing absolutely no activity on part of signpost and seeing that our search engine results were nowhere to be found. I asked to cancel service at which point I was charged cancellation fee.

I believe I was duped into service that clearly prays on new businesses and only sounds to good to be true and staff that will be more than happy to tell you stories, just to keep u paying monthly fees.Desired Settlement: Full refund for all payments made and cancellation fee.

Business

Response:

Signpost has resolved this issue directly with the consumer.

Review: This company has charged me almost $2,000 for marketing services but has not delivered any valid business leads. When I questioned them about it on several occasions, they just gave me a sales pitch. When I ultimately asked for my money back I was sent an email stating "we have destroyed you file and consider this the end of our conversation". There is a lot of bad feedback about this company in the public domain.Desired Settlement: I would like a complete refund of the money paid to Signposts as they have failed to deliver. I cannot be sure but it seems to be scam.

Business

Response:

Dear [redacted],The program that you signed up for has a Guarantee of “5 unique customer email addresses” every month starting in month 2. I have attached the 12 Month Signed Contract which you signed on July *, 2014. Upon review of your account, I have found many correspondences between our staff and yourself where we have tried to get you completely onboarded with all facets of our new platform. We had to reschedule multiple times in order to complete the process. We understand that our merchants are busy running their business, so we make it a point to continue to follow up with everyone until everything is complete. Unfortunately, before this process was complete, on the [redacted] attempt, you requested to cancel at the end of October.During that point, we had a few more representatives reach out to you to discuss your account. When we were finally able to connect with you in November on the 5th attempt, you decided to finally sync your email with us so that we can send out remarketing emails to your customer database. At this time, you decided to stay on board with Signpost and were excited to be able to fully utilize our new platform. You had a few more questions and requests to which our representatives helped you out with between December and January. Most of which you requested your customer contacts to be emailed to you which were already available on your Merchant Center Dashboard. On January [redacted], we informed you that in order to get the full benefit of remarketing out to your contact database that you had to turn “on” this function. We also suggested adding (uploading) more contacts to this list to be able to contact more people. At some point towards the end of January you stated that you were never told to upload more contacts and then requested a full refund while under your 12 Month Contract. On January **, 2015, Signpost responded “Hi [redacted], Although we cannot issue you a refund on your account, we will not charge you a cancellation fee to cancel your contract. Your account is currently paid up until February *, 2015, at which point your subscription will expire with no further obligation to Signpost. Please let me know if you have any questions.” Your response the next morning to our staff member was “That’s not good enough. You guys have no delivered. How much have I invested to date [|||||||||]?” Our staff member responded with how many payments that you have made and how much money it was. You responded that Signpost has still not delivered. Our representative emailed you within the next 2 hours that Signpost has terminated your account. Here is the email that you misquoted: “We have torn up the contract that you signed with us and are parting ways with you with no further obligation on your 12-month initial commitment. When you signed up, you were told that we would update your business across 30+ online directories, and feature your ad on mobile applications to drive customers to save your discounted offer. You received 35 saves in the first 6 months of the service, which exceeds the 5 per month that you are guaranteed, and your business listings have been consistently updated and PowerListed across those sites.Since your account was upgraded, for free, there have been 350 email addresses added to your customer contact list, who we could use to market to, increase your visibility and drive results through email marketing and email referrals/reviews. You have only allowed us to send 16 total emails on your behalf. You removed our ability to send emails on November [redacted] to determine which customers to turn on so they would receive emails. It doesn't look like that ever happened.As such, this is email marketing automation, that requires very little up-front effort from you so that we send messages to the right customers. If you don't do that, then you will receive no results.We have done our due diligence to make the account perform. We will be terminating your contract, effective February [redacted], and discontinuing the work we are doing, and have been doing, for your account.” On February *, 2015 you asked for your account number to which we responded to after the account’s expiration. You then proceeded to ask for a list of all the names of our employees in our company who were involved with your account. Unfortunately, we are not able to disclose this personal information; I’m sure you can understand for confidentiality issues. [redacted], please be aware that we have indeed terminated your account with Signpost and have waived your contractually obligated early cancellation fee. The terms of the services that we provide are explained in your Contract (attached hereto) and performance metrics are documented via emails as well for your records. Best, [redacted]

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

The response from Signposts is an extremely selective review of the situation. I will fully review my notes and respond comprehensively.

Thanks

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Consumer

Response:

Thanks for getting back to me Revdex.com - I really appreciate your support. I originally contacted you because when I advised Signposts that I was unhappy and wanted to discuss my concerns, I was ultimately told that my contact was being torn up. I was very shocked to be treated so unprofessionally by a marketing organization to which I had paid approximately $1400 for no results. As I had hit a brick wall, I decided to see if you could help me deal with them.The information from Signposts is a very selective version of events. I flagged my concerns with Signposts very early on. I mentioned to them on many occasions that I was concerned to see that they were not generating any useful business leads for me. Every time I expressed my concern about lack of results they gave me a sales pitch encouraging me to wait longer giving them an opportunity to prove what they can deliver. Quite early on, I advised one of their team members that I wanted to cancel. I was then transferred to a lady that gave me another sales pitch and told me that I was being upgraded for free. When I spoke with a team member the following week, he seemed embarrassed that she had not explained the details to me. He then explained that I needed to allow Signposts access to my business email addresses because I had been upgraded to a better program. I explained that I did not want to give access to my email account to a third party because I did not feel that it was appropriate to allow them access to email addresses. He made a note of my concerns and said that he would get back to me. When he came back to me, I was still not satisfied with the approach. We then agreed that it would be something that we would reconsider once they had proven that they could actually generate some fruitful business leads. Some time later, I complained again to Signposts that they were not generating anything of value to me. At that point, I was encouraged to allow Signpost's to access my email addresses. I did not really want to do this, but felt that I had to in order to get some results from Signposts. Shortly afterwards, Signposts uploaded a large number of spam email addresses from my email account spam folder into their business lead system. When I looked at the information online, I could see what had happened. I called Signposts and told them what they had done. The person that I spoke to said that they would get it fixed. Signposts did not fix the issue and so I wrote to complain. The original email that I submitted was ignored. I sent it yet again with something like "any response?" at the top. I did then get a response. As I said, I paid approximately $1400 to Signposts for no business results. They delivered nothing of value. Each time I expressed concern they gave me a sales pitch and asked for more time to deliver.I just did some research for online feedback about Signposts and found the following:This is a comment from one of their ex-employees:"After your second week you will begin to realize that the service offered is not very unique and does not seem to work."Here are two reviews on rip off report:SignPost Inc (Signpost.com) located in New York is a total joke and a bluecollar marketing scam that appears to be ligit in my opinion. This is a real review coming from a real customer located in Los Angeles. DO NOT waste your time and money on thier marketing services. Trust me, this is coming from experience with them. As of today, they cannot even provide you with reference from current customers who are happy with their service. Look on thier website and not ONE testimony from anyone. That should be a red flag to any business wanting to signup with them.I got a call from a sales person from Sign Post name [redacted]. She was very aggressive in trying to sell me their services to promote our business via [redacted] and other Groupon type website. I told her I did not believe what they were offering is the right solution for our business as I've done daily deals in the past (completely free of charge, by the way). She assured me this was different. Day in and day out she would call until finally reducing the price of their service and also reducing the subscription time frame from 6 months to 3 months. She also transferred me to her manager who also talked a good game and over promised how they were going to promote our business and how we were going to generate many sales month after month. Sounds good. After paying for the 3 months of subscription, two and a half months go by and we had 3 customers who purchased a deal that was reduced to more than 50% off our normal pricing. Not anything close to what we paid them for the three months subscription. They simply took our money with Zero return on investment. I was angered by this and I email them to refund me but they would not. They were actually planning on charging me every three month. The service is a total joke. You don't even need them. As a business, you do not need to pay the middle man to run a daily deal or a Groupon type deal. You can go directly to the companies and it's free. What they are doing is trying to create a platform that is flaw. It a joke and a ripoff scheme. BEWARE. Don't Waste Your Money. Pass on this. This is coming from experience. I generally don't write online reviews but was so angered by the way they responded to my inquiry, I've posted this to warn other small businesses. Again, I'm not saying they don't have customers that's had success with their program. This is my experience with them.--[redacted]Here is another client feedback report:Anyone thinking of employing Sign Post for help advertising should beware. The sales representatives/customer service team ran me around in circles when I tried to cancel and terminate their services. Besides the fact that they completely failed to bring me any new clients (not bringing me even one new client a month), they offered inaccurate and contradictory information on the cancellation procedures. In May 2014, a month prior to the end of my 3 month agreement, I called their customer service department telling them I'd like to end all services at the end of the 3 months. A representative informed me that she could help me with this and that the service will be terminated at the end of the 3 month agreement. On June [redacted], 2014, two days after my 3 month agreement ended, I noted a new charge of $375 on my credit card statement from Sign post. I called them immediately to inquire about this new charge and the representative this time informed me that I had been charged a new 3 month service fee. When I told her that I had called in May to cancel all services, she said she had no record of this transaction and that I am now responsible for the new charge."I was even more upset when I read the above review because I was paying far more than this previous client that complained. I work for myself and only have a small amount to spend on Marketing. I need to use my small marketing budget effectively. I would like a full refund from Signposts so that I can invest in marketing that works.Many thanks for your support. I will contact some of the other Signposts clients that have left feedback online inviting them to register their complaints with Revdex.com.

Business

Response:

Dear [redacted], We try to resolve all of our customers' issues directly to the best of our ability given the different situations. That being said, our records indicate that Signpost attempted to get you fully set up with our product 10 times in 2 months before we were successful. It is our goal to set our customers up as soon as possible. However, we understand that our business owners get busy and have to reschedule. This is why we continued to reach out to you so frequently over the life of your account to ensure that we did everything as best as possible on our end. By February, both parties amicably agreed to terminate the contract. When you first brought it to our attention that you had concerns on your account, your account had not even been live for 30 days. Our Guarantee is that we can get you 5 unique email addresses every month starting in Month 2 of your service with Signpost. So, at this point, yes, your account had not had enough time for us to be able to meet our Guarantee that both parties agreed to. Due to the fact that you were not satisfied, we offered to upgrade you to our new platform, which would be a better fit for your business per your concerns; the other option was to cancel the contract early and pay the early cancellation fee. Thus, both parties agreed to move forward with the new platform. After the upgrade, there seemed to have been a few unanswered questions regarding the new product. We have taken this feedback and continue to strive to provide the clearest of information when we set up our customers' accounts. Part of this new product is that we do sync with your email address. That being said, we do not have access to read the content of your emails. The only things that we capture are the email address, date, and time. While Signpost is not a lead generation company, it is our goal to be able to provide you with contacts that you can turn into business. Signpost re-markets out to your current contact list to drive repeat business. We also ensure that your major directory listings are up to date with your business information so that new people can find you online. With regards to your comment about us uploading your contacts from your spam folder, again, our system does not have access to the content of your emails, and thus, we are not able to differentiate between one type of email address or the other. We apologize if this caused any inconvenience. We rely on our business owners to turn certain contacts off should feel that they do not want to re-market out to certain contacts. This is a very simple process and can be done by logging into your Merchant Center Dashboard. As of your account termination date, you've had 350 emails logged with 32 subscribed to your email re-marketing list. Finally, as you are aware, consumers do have issues from time to time with any variety of services that they purchase. It is Signpost’s goal to provide the best service we can with the proper expectations. Sometimes, unfortunately, there are some misunderstandings that Signpost cannot resolve before an issue gets escalated online. Again, Signpost does our best to reach out to these customers to ensure their issues are resolved. With regards to your concern about pricing, I can assure you that some of our customers are still on an older platform, thus, are paying a different price. For our loyal customers who do want to pay upfront, we can provide a discount for them paying upfront. This option is available to anyone who requests. Both client feedback excerpts that you mentioned are on our two older products. Once again, thank you for providing your feedback.

Review: I was tied to a contract in which Signpost would advertise on [redacted], [redacted], and [redacted] in addition they would advertise our business as the only in a 30 mile radius on [redacted], [redacted], [redacted] and other mobile applications.

To date they have taken money in which I have been the one to import email contacts, and constantly try to contact them in reference to NO help with ** or [redacted] (other than uploading pictures) they have my email for [redacted] forwarded so I cannot reset my password for the site but they have not had anything to do with their side of the contract other than taking the money. My**,[redacted], and[redacted] remains the same after 2 months.

So in the 2 months of contract I have fulfilled mine by sending 398$ and they have not touched [redacted], [redacted],**, Or other mobile applications as set forth in agreement.

When I called to complain I had to send pictures that he uploaded in poor manner to the [redacted] site, but nothing more has been done, what has been done was by my own fruition.Desired Settlement: I desire a full refunnd of the 398$ as well as cancelled contract and no further billing, contract cancellation fees, or other penalty for them not following through their obligations

Business

Response:

Signpost has settled this matter directly with the customer.

They are great if you want to be hands off. I received alot of reviews and some customers and definitely got a return!

Signpost has been a great company. They have delivered on all of their promises. Their customer service is always prompt and courteous, and they have brought in an increased flow of customers as promised during the initial sales pitch. We were skeptical at first about this company, but we saw results almost immediately. They're database program is easy and effective, and the sales guy assigned to our account is always very nice, cheerful and extremely helpful. We are never put on hold and we never have to wait more than a few hours or even sometimes a few minutes for a response.

They did not do what they promised. Charged credit card with out my permission

$695 fee after I told them not to charge. .

I've been working with Signpost for about 3 months now, and have had a great experience so far. The service has already gained me about 5 great online reviews. My interactions with the help support staff have been great as well. They have been able to answer my questions quickly which I always appreciate.

Excellent customer service. Accessible. Professional presentation from their representatives.

I purchased Signpost's marketing program in 2014. Since then I barely used the features that they had sold to me. I desired to cancel their service before the next billing cycle which began Jan. * 2016 because I didn't like their product as well as did not notice any difference in search engine visibility as they had promised. I called them 2 business days (Jan. 12) into the new time period I had just been billed $875 for to cancel the service. My account manager Amie was completely rigid on not refunding my last payment. The charge had not even cleared on my credit card yet. She also pointed out that I had not been using any of the marketing features I was paying for in the past year. Which is true, I have basically been paying for absolutely nothing. That is why I find it totally unreasonable to not be willing to reverse a charge just 2 business days into the new billing period. I offered to pay a pro rated amount for the two days of their service. The answer was still no. Signpost works only with small businesses. They should know that in these very small companies $875 is not a small amount of money by any means. I believe it would be the right thing to do to refund my payment for the services I haven't been and won't be using. I should have called to cancel their service sooner but as a courtesy to a customer it would be right to refund my payment.

Initially the concept of Signpost business as it was explained to me by the saleperson was exciting and encouraging. However all interaction with the company after that were frustrating and unproductive. On several occasions the phone was never answered, even by an answering machine. There was very little communication unless I initiated it. It appeared that my support person I was assigned was not very interested in my company succeeding; as she sent me stock photos from another business altogether. When I explained that the product was not working, the reason they gave was that I didn't provide them with enough information to "do their job". There was very meniscal amount of work that was done over an 8 week time frame. My own IT person ended up doing the things that Signpost had promised they would do!

SignPost has been the best marketing decision I have made for my company! They are always very helpful, and the fees pay for themselves every month with increased business.

We have had a wonderful experience with Signpost! Their services have really helped us gain valuable feedback from our clients, promote our business, and maintain a positive online presence!

Review: This company represents itself as a premier marketing company that can get your name toward the top of the rankings (which I didn't need help with anyway) and get tons of people knocking on my business' door for service. The sales person was very high pressure and wouldn't comply with what I requested, just hurrying things along toward checkout. Turns out that he was full of hot air because after 40 days, they had gotten me 41 email addresses, to whom I have no idea if they are even local or not, and not ONE phone call to redeem the "deal." Short and long of it is that they are a terrible marketing company, they didn't have the proper disclaimer when they first posted the deal, the interest was low and never redeemed and the company is only somewhat responsive. The response is the same, we have a contract, there are no refunds. They won't even refund the month of July which was already billed because supposedly I was one day late in calling to cancel. Truth be told, they didn't answer the phone and took 3 days to call me back. I emailed my cancellation the next day, but they will not refund the July billing and won't negotiate on the cancellation fee. **Jun14Desired Settlement: This company is not a great marketing company and should put a stop to high pressure misleading salespeople. I want a refund of July 2014 payment.

Business

Response:

Hi [redacted],

Thank you for addressing your concerns regarding Signpost and your account with us. We are dedicated to providing quality customer service and value for all of our customers and we appreciate the feedback. Upon a review of your correspondences between Signpost, we are unable to offer you a refund at this time.

The terms of your subscription, next billing date, and cancellation policy were clarified during your initial on-boarding call as well as in the welcome email that was sent on May *, 2014. The initial email does not reflect the new billing date of June **, 2014. I have attached an excerpt below to illustrate.

“[Sales Rep] set you up on a 12 month renewing subscription. Your next billing date is on June *, 2014. Please let us know 48 hours before this date if you would like to upgrade or cancel.”

Signpost will honor a record of a cancellation request, for instance in the form of a voice-mail or email. However, our records indicate that a cancellation request was submitted on June **, 2014, approximately 3 days past the acceptable time frame for a cancellation.

Over the course of your subscription with Signpost, your business’ listing has been updated across 33 of our partner directory websites, received 2,357 visits, and voucher saves from 46 potential customers. As of now, your account has been terminated with no future payments.

If you would like any assistance with your re-marketing efforts, I will have your [redacted] reach out to discuss next steps to increase revenue and your ROI.

I would be more than happy to address any additional questions you may have regarding Signpost or your account.

Best,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

The fact still remains that the service is terrible and they are incompetent in their line of business. Even a refund of the July charges will not resolve the fact that they did not help my business at all, but had no problem charging me and they OVERSTATE completely their abilities.

Thank you for your help,

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

Hi [redacted],

I am sorry to hear about your poor experience with Signpost.

We strive to bring the highest value and level of customer support to all of our merchants.

Over the course of your subscription with Signpost, approximately 55 days, we have updated your business listing across 33 of our partner directory websites, and your business has received 2,373 visits and voucher saves from 48 potential customers.

While we cannot control people's behavior, our re-marketing efforts are designed to increase conversion from leads to paying customers. If you require any assistance with your online marketing efforts, to either your existing customer base or the potential customers who downloaded your offer, we would be more than happy to help.

To confirm, your account has been terminated and will not incur any future charges.

Best,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

Even though the company did not technically default on the contract, their services are sadly lacking. They enumerate the "leads" that they garnered, however, none of these leads are pre-qualified, I cannot qualify them (I don't have access to their name or phone number, only email address) and I received NO calls, no return on my investment except frustration with Signposts' apparent incompetence. They claim to be experts in marketing, but I have to disagree and point out that the goal of marketing is return on investment.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Review: We started using Signpost to boost the leads to our [redacted] Company . Signpost proposed that they would provide us with exposure and a minimum of 5 leads per month. Their dashboard did provide us with "leads", the only problem was that they were not REAL leads. Out of the 40+ leads, any effort from us to try and contact them did not work (emails bounced and or non existent) I figured we were reeled into a scam after several months and wished to cancel service. Moving on, we contacted Signpost asking to be refunded for the remainder of the time and not only did the not provide a refund they sent us an email confirming an upgrade! The next day I sent a response demanding the cancellation, and the rep sent me another confirmation, this time to charge our credit card for the next billing cycle. We not only tried to reach out to the two reps (we still have the acct rep emails saved) we also still get emails about our subscription.Desired Settlement: We would like a refund ($1,598) for the service that was never provided and discontinue contact from Signpost.

Business

Response:

Dear [redacted], Thank you for addressing your concerns regarding Signpost and your account with us. We are dedicated to providing quality customer service and value for all of our customers. I see where [redacted] (the authorized representative on this account) called in to cancel in October, but then decided to change his mind a couple of weeks later and proceed with upgrading to our new platform. This date was November**, 2014. Signpost scheduled an onboarding appointment, but unfortunately, [redacted] missed these calls. On November**, [redacted] called in stating that he did not want to move forward with the upgrades. We then received a call from [redacted] in your office. [redacted], I would be more than happy to resolve this issue with you directly; unfortunately, I'm not sure who we should be speaking with on this account as there has been a lot of back and forth and many different contacts. Please call me directly to resolve this issue.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID#[redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

The confusion among parties was on signposts behalf. Over a 3 month period we received emails from [redacted], [redacted], [redacted], [redacted], [redacted], [redacted] and [redacted]. I spoke with [redacted] about getting a hold of someone about a refund and she mentioned our contract. I still was never put in touch with anyone but scheduled for an appointment for the new platform. After expressing that we do not wish to continue on 11/* we received an email on 11/** from [redacted] stating that we will be automatically billed in June for another year. The communication is not the larger issue at hand, the main problem is that we were promised valid leads. Instead we were given 40+ fake leads and no conversions to purchase. I strongly believe a refund is merited.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

Signpost has resolved this issue directly with the business.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID[redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: this company did absolutely nothing they said they would they misconstrued what they offer they lair they said they were a deal site and ill they did was take my money and make a [redacted] sale which I can do. they promised me a company like [redacted] would pick up the deal not make some make shift [redacted] sale to sale car details. I want my money back since the told me a big load of crapDesired Settlement: its simple give me my money back since you did not do what you said unfair practice

Business

Response:

Hi Revdex.com,

Excellent plat form for our marketing campaign