Air AI declines to issue refunds following deceptive sales practices Internet
Air initially lured us in with an Instagram ad promising 300 guaranteed appointments at $45 each, totaling $13,500. The sales campaign was aggressively relentless, marked by incessant pressure, weekend calls, and a barrage of fake customer testimonials.
Despite informing Air that we were a new company without a subscriber list and intended to use a third-party contact list, they reassured us and recommended services like Apollo or Zoominfo. Yet, a day after our purchase, founder Thomas Lancer suddenly claimed they couldn't fulfill their guarantees due to regulatory changes. This was a blatant lie. Our lawyers confirmed there were no recent regulatory changes, exposing Air's deceitful sales tactics.
Promises of refunds from founders Caleb Maddix, Thomas Lancer, and our representative Scott were empty. Nearly three months later, our emails are ignored, and no refund is in sight.
It's clear that Air is running a scam, likely desperate for cash and resorting to fraudulent sales tactics. Numerous online complaints from other customers confirm this pattern of deception. We strongly urge potential customers to steer clear and seek services from reputable providers. Air is a scam operation, and we are now in the process of suing them to recover our funds and hold them accountable for their fraudulent behavior.