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Complaint Review: Market Target Pro - Internet Internet
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Market Target Pro
414 NW Knights Ave Lake City, FL 32055 Internet, Internet, United States of America
Phone:
877-355-7447
Web:
www.markettargetpro.com
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Market Target Pro is a SCAM , Internet
Beware of www.markettargetpro.com. If you receive a call from a lovely company called Market Target Pro then get ready to hang up! They will trick you into joining there service that doesn't exist and you will start receiving calls from there lovely staff which include Emma Heralt, Ashley Kennedy, and Rick Rome.
They will tell you that they will mail you over literature to read over and you have a certain amount of time to look over the paperwork. Well, the letter never arrives and a month goes by and you will have the lovely staff turn around and become a mean staff.. telling you owe them up to $600.
They will start threatening you with collections agencies. They make it seem that you accepted there services. There is nothing in writing nor did I receive any info from them in the mail. So I highly advise all to hang up on MarketTargetPro.com (there website maybe down).
After talking to a few legal authorities, I was told that this is similar to the Yellowbook Scam and to be vary weary on any marketing firms that may call you saying " We are an affiliate of (popular company)".
They will tell you that they will mail you over literature to read over and you have a certain amount of time to look over the paperwork. Well, the letter never arrives and a month goes by and you will have the lovely staff turn around and become a mean staff.. telling you owe them up to $600.
They will start threatening you with collections agencies. They make it seem that you accepted there services. There is nothing in writing nor did I receive any info from them in the mail. So I highly advise all to hang up on MarketTargetPro.com (there website maybe down).
After talking to a few legal authorities, I was told that this is similar to the Yellowbook Scam and to be vary weary on any marketing firms that may call you saying " We are an affiliate of (popular company)".
