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Complaint Review: Leapfish.com - Pleasanton California
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Leapfish.com
4420 Rosewood Drive Suite 2550 Pleasanton, 94588 California, United States of America
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Leapfish.com LeapFish, Inc. Leapfish did not perform as promised and also committed fraud. I lost close to $1000.00. Pleasanton, California
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Back in 05/05/2010 I entered into an agreement with Leap Fish Inc. based on a guaranty. The sales representative guaranteed 1,736 clicks to www.WhyBuyCialis.com for the key words Buy Cialis. This was to happen over a 12 month term.
The only clicks that I received were from me when I was confirming that the link worked. This was only in the first week. I never clicked on any links off of leapfish.com for the rest of the year nor did anybody else. The end result was zero click through s from leapfish.
I have proof positive that I got zero results. The website has Google analytics. I have reason to believe that fraudulent activity took place. Leapfish data shows that from 05/05/10 to 06/05/10 my link had 230 impressions with 4 Click-Thru. Three of the clicks were from me and I would suspect that the other one was from Leapfish staff. Google analytics confirms the 4 Click-Thru's.
Leapfish data shows that from 06/05/10 to 07/05/10 my link had 37 impression and 18 Click-Thru's. Google analytics indicates otherwise, zero from Leapfish. 07/05/10 to 08/05/10 shows 32 impressions and 35 Click-Thru's. Google analytics indicates zero. How did I get supposedly 35 clicks from 32 impressions? Did staff screw up? After 6 month impressions and clicks dropped down to nothing. At that point they must have moved on to the next victim.
It is evident that fraud was committed by so called click through s and yet Google indicates otherwise. The part that really burns me up is the fact that I did not get one single prospective customer click out of the 1,736 promised clicks. Are there laws that protects us from companies that straight lie to us?
As of today 06/11/2011 the leapfish site is down. I do not know if this is permanent. Fortunately Google's analytic data goes back for years and proves what I am stating is true. I thought about reporting them to the BBB but they can't even get a hold of them. According to their site Leapfish has 54 complaints. I am sure the true figure of folks that have been burned by this company is considerably higher.
The only clicks that I received were from me when I was confirming that the link worked. This was only in the first week. I never clicked on any links off of leapfish.com for the rest of the year nor did anybody else. The end result was zero click through s from leapfish.
I have proof positive that I got zero results. The website has Google analytics. I have reason to believe that fraudulent activity took place. Leapfish data shows that from 05/05/10 to 06/05/10 my link had 230 impressions with 4 Click-Thru. Three of the clicks were from me and I would suspect that the other one was from Leapfish staff. Google analytics confirms the 4 Click-Thru's.
Leapfish data shows that from 06/05/10 to 07/05/10 my link had 37 impression and 18 Click-Thru's. Google analytics indicates otherwise, zero from Leapfish. 07/05/10 to 08/05/10 shows 32 impressions and 35 Click-Thru's. Google analytics indicates zero. How did I get supposedly 35 clicks from 32 impressions? Did staff screw up? After 6 month impressions and clicks dropped down to nothing. At that point they must have moved on to the next victim.
It is evident that fraud was committed by so called click through s and yet Google indicates otherwise. The part that really burns me up is the fact that I did not get one single prospective customer click out of the 1,736 promised clicks. Are there laws that protects us from companies that straight lie to us?
As of today 06/11/2011 the leapfish site is down. I do not know if this is permanent. Fortunately Google's analytic data goes back for years and proves what I am stating is true. I thought about reporting them to the BBB but they can't even get a hold of them. According to their site Leapfish has 54 complaints. I am sure the true figure of folks that have been burned by this company is considerably higher.
