chrincom
Internet,#2Author of original report
Wed, March 28, 2012
Chuck Anderson director of Internet Marketing.com and his syndicate can be found brazenly advertising their so called expert advice on linkedin.com and twitter. Don't be fooled by this professional appearance, he and his cronies have been working on this highly elaborate scam for years. On their website: Marketing tips, it shows a team working together, this team however is scattered all over Canada.
The one thing they are very good at, is creating reams of convoluted jargon, mixed in with links to many other websites selling related products all of which they are affiliated to and no doubt get paid a fee everytime you log on to it and buy. This is where spending can easily start running away with you. All this advice will keep you reading for months, becomes confusing and just keeps on going round in circles. In the economic downturn effecting Europe and America, people are using the internet to look for problem solving material. This company is well aware of this and is looking to capitalize on anyone in a vulnerable position, that is willing to take a risk, what is not spelt out is how big a risk.
According to their website, there is hardly any risk. The main question you need to ask yourself here is. If it's so easy to make lots of money on line, in just a few minutes, then why would any of these people want to pass on this information to anybody else. The reason is because, they are making millions out of sucking in plenty of mugs like me, who thought this was a legitimate company. http://www.marketingtips.com/.
chrincom
Internet,#3Author of original report
Tue, March 27, 2012
I put my trust in Chuck Anderson Director IMC Internet marketing.com. Now known as marketingtips.com powered by Internet Marketing Center, Vancouver Canada. I have been told recently that they have been taken over but I have seen no evidence of this and can only assume that it is just another ploy to avoid any association with this scam. I tried emailing the company again in February 2012 directly from their website and to my surprise I received an email back from Linda saying that the company was now under new ownership and sorry to hear that I had not had any success with Chris Botterille who was my mentor during the program. She said that she was wading through a backlog of complaints from customers and would be looking into giving me a refund. She gave me the option of receiving a one off portion of the cost, which would be paid quite quickly. I refused and said that I wanted full reimbursement for the misleading advertising and the trauma that they had put me through over the past 12 months. She said that this would take longer but would not give a time limit. On the 10th February 2012 I received an email from someone called Basil. He asked? Why had I not canceled the payments during the year if things were not going as expected. I said that I was unable to stop the payments as IMC had set up a regular dd payment with Amex as part of the contract and I was unable to stop it. Then I received an email on the 13th February 2012 from Basil, who explained, that this all happened a while ago before they took over the business and said that we cannot help you.