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Complaint Review: Gary Jezorski: Vertical Marketing LLC - Mundelein Illinois
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878 Tower Road Mundelein, 60060 Illinois, U.S.A.
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Gary Jezorski: Vertical Marketing, LLC dishonest scam ripoff Mundelein Illinois
If you buy information on how to make profits from e-currency exchanging you expect that you get that information.
It would be dishonest to say that you don't get the information here, but you won't able to make the profits claimed on the salespage by using the info about e-currency exchanging.
This is right from the salespage:
# No website
# No customers
# No products
# No mailing list
# No advertising budget
# No down-line (it's not Multi-Level-Marketing)
# No selling skills or internet skills whatsoever
That might be right for e-currency exchanging. But you won't make any profit with that. Not even speaking of the claims the people from ecurrencyexchangeprofits.com are making.
After using the exchange for a few weeks I had several contacts with their support mentioning my concerns about not making any money from the exchanges. Instead I still have an overall loss in my account.
I asked if I did anything wrong. But mail after mail I have been talked into selling affiliate stuff over the internet using the advertising program dxinone also offers.
That is just not what I bought. If you read the salespage carefully, they actually making out the point that you don't need an advertising budget, don't need any sales skills and so on. And most importantly this:
"Since you make your money based on TRANSACTIONS you do not have the opportunity to lose money."
Which is just not the case. Until today I still get the same answer from their support:
"What you would need to do is bring people to your website so you can start making money. Use the knowledge in the members area (the accelerator pack) to bring traffic to your website."
Yes, bring people to your website (which I don't need, refering to the salespage) and start making money. But making it from selling to them, not from ecurrency exchange.
More than one request for a refund, nothing until today (01-25-2007). A total scam in my opinion and most people try to get their money back by being an affiliate for them, selling overprized information which is in many parts of no use.
Jens
New York, New York
U.S.A.
It would be dishonest to say that you don't get the information here, but you won't able to make the profits claimed on the salespage by using the info about e-currency exchanging.
This is right from the salespage:
# No website
# No customers
# No products
# No mailing list
# No advertising budget
# No down-line (it's not Multi-Level-Marketing)
# No selling skills or internet skills whatsoever
That might be right for e-currency exchanging. But you won't make any profit with that. Not even speaking of the claims the people from ecurrencyexchangeprofits.com are making.
After using the exchange for a few weeks I had several contacts with their support mentioning my concerns about not making any money from the exchanges. Instead I still have an overall loss in my account.
I asked if I did anything wrong. But mail after mail I have been talked into selling affiliate stuff over the internet using the advertising program dxinone also offers.
That is just not what I bought. If you read the salespage carefully, they actually making out the point that you don't need an advertising budget, don't need any sales skills and so on. And most importantly this:
"Since you make your money based on TRANSACTIONS you do not have the opportunity to lose money."
Which is just not the case. Until today I still get the same answer from their support:
"What you would need to do is bring people to your website so you can start making money. Use the knowledge in the members area (the accelerator pack) to bring traffic to your website."
Yes, bring people to your website (which I don't need, refering to the salespage) and start making money. But making it from selling to them, not from ecurrency exchange.
More than one request for a refund, nothing until today (01-25-2007). A total scam in my opinion and most people try to get their money back by being an affiliate for them, selling overprized information which is in many parts of no use.
Jens
New York, New York
U.S.A.
