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Complaint Review: Bulk Mail List - Internet
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Bulk Mail List Ripoffs! They take the money and give nothing insted. Classical Scam. Internet
*Consumer Comment: So You're a Spammer And You Got Ripped Off?!?
*Consumer Comment: Spam and Scam its not the same thing
*Consumer Comment: Spam and Scam its not the same thing
*Consumer Comment: Spam and Scam its not the same thing
*Consumer Comment: Spamming is Scamming Spammers like you are pond scum
Hello,
Bulk Mail List Inc. (i bet this isnt a real name), sell via their website (bulk-mail-list.com) tools for targeted email campaigns. I have tried to purchase a powerful server that allows sending bulk email and holds buletproof hosting. They asked for payment via Western Union (until this, everything ok, most of those services are paid via Western Union). The price is high, about 2000USD/month. I was lucky to be inspired, to ask a demo period of 1 week, for $500. They answered yes to all my questions about the server , everything looked perfetct, so I send $500 to
First name: Zhaohua
Last name: Zhang
City: Hangzhou
Country: China
Before sending the money, they answered all the questions really fast. They picked up the money the next day. After that, they sent me an email in 2 weeks with the access to the server. I asked for a linux, they gaved me a Windows box, which I couldn't access. I emailed them, and still no answer.
In about 5 days after that, they did answer telling me that the period was over and i needed to pay more (!?), for a service I didn't even used. I asked for my money back (why pay for nothing? I can get nothing for free ..) Good thing that I only sent $500. It's less painful then loosing 2000.
So be carefull webmasters that are using such services, find another site even if their services look perfect. Its not really about the money but i really needed their services back then. They are all either a bunch of crooks, or they have the worse customer service ever seen since the Internet was started. It's not possible to pay something now for 2 weeks, get an answer in 2 weeks, the service purchased not to work, and then to be interrupted , because the 2 weeks passed, and all this without even see the service.
Regards
Ralph
Ilford
United Kingdom
Bulk Mail List Inc. (i bet this isnt a real name), sell via their website (bulk-mail-list.com) tools for targeted email campaigns. I have tried to purchase a powerful server that allows sending bulk email and holds buletproof hosting. They asked for payment via Western Union (until this, everything ok, most of those services are paid via Western Union). The price is high, about 2000USD/month. I was lucky to be inspired, to ask a demo period of 1 week, for $500. They answered yes to all my questions about the server , everything looked perfetct, so I send $500 to
First name: Zhaohua
Last name: Zhang
City: Hangzhou
Country: China
Before sending the money, they answered all the questions really fast. They picked up the money the next day. After that, they sent me an email in 2 weeks with the access to the server. I asked for a linux, they gaved me a Windows box, which I couldn't access. I emailed them, and still no answer.
In about 5 days after that, they did answer telling me that the period was over and i needed to pay more (!?), for a service I didn't even used. I asked for my money back (why pay for nothing? I can get nothing for free ..) Good thing that I only sent $500. It's less painful then loosing 2000.
So be carefull webmasters that are using such services, find another site even if their services look perfect. Its not really about the money but i really needed their services back then. They are all either a bunch of crooks, or they have the worse customer service ever seen since the Internet was started. It's not possible to pay something now for 2 weeks, get an answer in 2 weeks, the service purchased not to work, and then to be interrupted , because the 2 weeks passed, and all this without even see the service.
Regards
Ralph
Ilford
United Kingdom
5 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Rochester,New York,
U.S.A.
Spamming is Scamming Spammers like you are pond scum
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, May 12, 2005
Ralph, people like you make me sick. You think its only "one" email, but it turns into hundreds. How many times a week does the average user have to "delete, delete, delete" just to get to other email. How many of the "opt out" addresses are bogus. And for that matter, how many of the email addresses YOU use are bogus. I normally feel bad for people who are ripped off, but in your case I will make an exception. Spammers like you are pond scum.
Ralph
Ilford,Europe,
United Kingdom
Spam and Scam its not the same thing
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, May 12, 2005
Well yes i do send bulk email, but based on opt-in lists... i do promotions for some sponsors that sell medicamentation online, what is so bad about this ? its nothing illegal here and i dont ripoff anyone .. if the receiver of the email wants to buy something he does, if not he doesnt .. no scam about this.
Ralph
Ilford,Europe,
United Kingdom
Spam and Scam its not the same thing
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, May 12, 2005
Well yes i do send bulk email, but based on opt-in lists... i do promotions for some sponsors that sell medicamentation online, what is so bad about this ? its nothing illegal here and i dont ripoff anyone .. if the receiver of the email wants to buy something he does, if not he doesnt .. no scam about this.
Ralph
Ilford,Europe,
United Kingdom
Spam and Scam its not the same thing
#5Consumer Comment
Thu, May 12, 2005
Well yes i do send bulk email, but based on opt-in lists... i do promotions for some sponsors that sell medicamentation online, what is so bad about this ? its nothing illegal here and i dont ripoff anyone .. if the receiver of the email wants to buy something he does, if not he doesnt .. no scam about this.
Chris
San Diego,California,
U.S.A.
So You're a Spammer And You Got Ripped Off?!?
#6Consumer Comment
Wed, May 04, 2005
Good, you deserve it. It sounds like those scammers are actually doing a good deed by accident.
