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Complaint Review: Consumer Research Corporation - Nationwide
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Consumer Research Corporation
3830 Forest Drive, St. 207, Columbia, South Carolina 29204 Nationwide, U.S.A.
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RetailReportCard - ProductTestPanel - Consumer Research Corporation False advertising, misleading SCAM results in a ton of SPAM, possible other issues Columbia South Carolina
I am so ticked off at this company because I fell for their misleading ad that entices you to become a local mystery shopper and earn a $1000 gift card.
Once you start with their process, they continue to up the stakes, while they also continue to offer you more in return. It's a total scam and to make this all worse, they totally released our personal information to just about every advertiser, spammer, mass marketer, telemarketer, etc. which is downright disrepectful in terms of privacy and just plain irritating being the receiver of junk marketing efforts for things we could care less about. Want to eat your dinner in peace with your family? Please don't fall victim to these scammers.
Someone else on RipOffReport.com posted a more detailed report informing you of exactly what requirements they have for signing up with them. I'm wanting to give you the basics of letting you know you cannot trust what they state whatsoever as it is totally a ploy to misuse your personal info. I have paid close attention and cannot believe how many different companies they must have given or sold our information to and really wish I knew of a way to get back at them. I'm not sue-happy, but this is just plain ridiculous.
Best regards and please don't ever subscribe to either site I shared with you.
Jason
Wyoming, Michigan
U.S.A.
Once you start with their process, they continue to up the stakes, while they also continue to offer you more in return. It's a total scam and to make this all worse, they totally released our personal information to just about every advertiser, spammer, mass marketer, telemarketer, etc. which is downright disrepectful in terms of privacy and just plain irritating being the receiver of junk marketing efforts for things we could care less about. Want to eat your dinner in peace with your family? Please don't fall victim to these scammers.
Someone else on RipOffReport.com posted a more detailed report informing you of exactly what requirements they have for signing up with them. I'm wanting to give you the basics of letting you know you cannot trust what they state whatsoever as it is totally a ploy to misuse your personal info. I have paid close attention and cannot believe how many different companies they must have given or sold our information to and really wish I knew of a way to get back at them. I'm not sue-happy, but this is just plain ridiculous.
Best regards and please don't ever subscribe to either site I shared with you.
Jason
Wyoming, Michigan
U.S.A.
