Bill James
Arkansas,#2General Comment
Fri, June 12, 2015
To the individual using the name or pseudonym “Eric” of Mckinney,Texas:
Please take notice that Plaintiffs Carson Jones and Company have initiated an action against you in court on the basis that you posted false and defamatory statements about Plaintiffs on the website www.ripoffreport.com (the “Action”). In connection with the Action, Plaintiffs sought and obtained the issuance of a subpoena to Xcentric Ventures LLC, the company that Plaintiffs are informed and believe owns and operates the website, to obtain your contact and identifying information (the “Subpoena”) so that legal proceedings can be pursued against you for posting false and defamatory statements that have no basis in fact or in law.
On June 4, 2015, the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in the County of Maricopa issued the Subpoena. Plaintiffs served the Subpoena on Xcentric Ventures LLC on June 15, 2015. The subpoena response, by which Xcentric Ventures LLC will disclose your true identity, is due on or before September 15, 2015.
By this post, Plaintiffs hereby give you notice that Plaintiffs have sought, through court order, the disclosure of your true identity from the operator of www.ripoffreport.com for the purpose of pursuing legal action and seeking damages and other relief against you for posting factually baseless and defamatory statements concerning the Plaintiffs.
Your Identity, IP Address, and Physical Address will be revealed via subpoena and we will seek judgement on any and all property that you own.
Mike Davis
Oklahoma,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, May 28, 2015
Been buying leads off the guy for 6 years plus now, always been happy.
Not all of the leads have been perfect but Carson always replaces them or offers a partial refund.
I guess it's like a google review, when you sell 1,000 people not everyone is happy, no business is perfect.
James
Austin,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, December 30, 2012
I buy leads all of the time and have fallen for this. I have heard the same story a few times recently but using a different name and the person was from Houston or Dallas. There are allot of lead brokers with over exaggerated stories.
This person is likely a broker from Texas, since that is where the collaborators are from.
When I buy leads now I follow a few simple rules.
1. Request at least 10+ samples. 5 is not enough
2. Have the person verify their Identity with a drivers license, they might be using somebody elses name.
3. Offer to pay half up front, verify the data is real before paying the second half.
4. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is.
Learn from the past as I have and look forward to the future. Good Luck. James