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Complaint Review: Consumerincentivepromotions.com - Delray Beach Florida
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Consumerincentivepromotions.com
Consumerincentivepromotions, 14545 J Military Trail #189, Delray Beach, Florida 33484 Delray Beach, 33484 Florida, U.S.A.
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Consumerincentivepromotions.com ripoff by fraud and misrepresentation of honest companies, failure to deliver rewards for completion of offers. Delray Beach Florida
I completed all the offer requirements just like the individual on the home page of ripoffreport.com. Some offers completed were marked as not reported. consumerincentivepromotions would never respond to my e-mails.
Upon contacting the companies they were advertising, they would not acknowledge any affiliation with Consumerincentivepromotions, but I did notify them of the fraud. Discovercard said they had similar promotions, but did not show my application as being delivered via the internet, but physically. I hav also discontinued any offers that cost or I did not particularly want.
My local newscaster WCYB channel 5, Bristol, VA did a report on companies offering reward for signing up with their advertising companies. They presented the process as legitimate and that a person just needed to be persistant. This did not work. Consumerincentivepromotions dropped my e-mail when I became persistant.
How do they get linked to legitimate companies? This should be illegal. Legitimate companies need some kind of verification process.
Mark
Marion, Virginia
U.S.A.
Upon contacting the companies they were advertising, they would not acknowledge any affiliation with Consumerincentivepromotions, but I did notify them of the fraud. Discovercard said they had similar promotions, but did not show my application as being delivered via the internet, but physically. I hav also discontinued any offers that cost or I did not particularly want.
My local newscaster WCYB channel 5, Bristol, VA did a report on companies offering reward for signing up with their advertising companies. They presented the process as legitimate and that a person just needed to be persistant. This did not work. Consumerincentivepromotions dropped my e-mail when I became persistant.
How do they get linked to legitimate companies? This should be illegal. Legitimate companies need some kind of verification process.
Mark
Marion, Virginia
U.S.A.
