Northwest Publishing It's a Scam Portland, Oregon
Don't be fooled by these folks. I have been going back and forth with them for almost 4 months, initially to see the proofs of my advertising that they promised, to just trying to talk to someone about the status of my ad!
Finally I was told that the product was already printed and mailed out, and if it went it was "probably because the proofs were right".
If I did business the way they do, and because I am actually in it to help people and not to rip them off, I would have gone out of business a long time ago.
I will be contacting my attorney in some hope of getting the money I gave them, thank goodness I didn't pay the whole amount. The "customer service person" told me flat out I wouldn't see my money again; but I am not going to just roll over on this one.
If you have already fallen for this scam, I am sorry...If you are smarter than me and are doing your research prior to giving them money...RUN AWAY! None of the restaurants on "the list" have seen a booklet, I haven't seen a booklet other than the example left by the salesperson, and none of the people in that book sounded very happy with the company.
Stephanie
Corrales, New Mexico
U.S.A.
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Kelly
Phoenix,Arizona,
U.S.A.
Always request proofs not received in writing!
#2UPDATE Employee
Sun, March 22, 2009
Company keeps records of printed ads on file for renewal sales for the upcoming year. Am I to understand that you are carrying an unpaid balance with the company? Artwork may be delayed as a result of non-payment of your current invoice. When you write the company enclose any balance owed along with your letter this will help!