New Age Marketing Group Luxury Lifestyle Magazine Fraudulent advertising scam New Age Marketing Group Luxury Lifestyle Magazine Fraudulent advertising scam This company generates some fake magazine / publications to be distributed among Golf Course Clubs in Staten Island. Delray Beach Florida
When you reach out to all of the venues where the magazine is supposed to be given out no one knows about this "Luxury Lifestyle Magazine". They also promised for the magazine to be delivered by a certain date and failed to do so. All is a scam. We encourage all business regardless of what you do to not fall for this FAKE advertisement company. DON'T DO BUSINESS WITH THESE PEOPLE.
This is a supposed company that will help your company advertise in special sectors of certain city. They have a person harrassing you until you sign up with them. Once you sign up they dissappear and the follow ups are vey poor. They are supposed to deliver 5,000 copies of a magazine to 4-5 different GOLF COURSE CLUBS in which your company will be highlighting and advertised. When we called the Venues where this magazine was supposed to be advertised in no one including the managers where aware of such thing. In addition verifying that they don't do such thing including this "Luxury Lifestyle".
When I called them and confronted them with this info they where very caught by surprised. They passed me onto a manager without telling me. The manager also told me that there was a delay on the publication for some dumb reason.
Please don't do business with this "LUXURY LIFESTYLE" "NEW AGE" advertising Scammers.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Suzanne
Alexandria,Virginia,
United States
This company has no affiliation whatsoever with Luxury Lifestyle Report
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, September 21, 2018
This company has no affiliation whatsoever with Luxury Lifestyle Report
Sellyourhome653
Charlotte,North Carolina,
USA
New Age Marketing is a Business serving customers who also function as businesses
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, November 06, 2015
While this company did not seem to have the most formal demeanor, they do deliver on what they sell. They produce a publication that is sent to country clubs and golf clubs throughout the country. They are only the first-party distrubutors, meaning that their agreement to produce and ship these publications to these clubs is based on the clubs' agreement to distribute such publications to clientel and so on. While being their customer has come with its headaches, due to some slight disorganization and misprinting on their part, I did my research before I got involved with them and knew off the bat that they were only in the beginning stages of creating and running their business. The managers do appear to be young but have provided professional communications and have fixed issues when addressed.
I am only one customer, so I could imagine that everyone has a different experience, but it isn't too hard to google this place and see what you're working with while they try to sell you an ad. All in all, a lot of angry customers just seem to be pissed at the clubs for not handing out books, and at the callers of the company for doing their job. As a small business owner, I understand that this company is just starting up, so other small businesses and owners should keep that in mind before they lose their cool over things that can be fixed over a phone call to the ones in charge. Over-all, New Age is a company that you have to work with. When they sell you something, they use your input to generate the product. The money comes out of your own pocket and its a give and take, but when all is said and done, the ads are there and the job is done.