Precision Marketing Eric Williams Promised me a website with a one time fee of $19.99 Waddell, Arizona
With this one time fee of $19.99 I would get a website that I could send people to and they could fill out an online form to better their credit or apply for a loan and I would get $5/person that filled out the form. When ten people filled out the form I would get a flat $250 for the 10 people. It was said that I would get an email letting me know the website was up and running and that I should call or I would get a call to do a walk through of the website. I never got the email. Eric said that I would recieve a call the next day from him if he did not hear from me before then. I never got the call either. After the initial conversation, I did check my bank records and the money had been taken out of my account.
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Angel
Austin,Texas,
U.S.A.
Precision Marketing
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 16, 2012
I had the same kind of experience as you did. They were so friendly and nice until I did not wish to "upgrade". Then these guys, two different ones became very condescending and combative. They did, however, create the website and send me business cards. I went to the site and filled in the form, but no one called to offer me any mortgage deals. I also got something from them in the mail. I found them exceedingly hard to reach by phone, but the biggest problem was that attach mode when I didn't want to spend more money. I'm guessing no more will come of it.