- Report: #774960
Complaint Review: Pages for Pennies - Scott Rice - Dayton Ohio
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Mad as h*ll -
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
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Pages for Pennies - Scott Rice
3580 Woodgreen Dr. Dayton, 45434 Ohio, United States of America
Phone:
937 581 1343
Web:
www.pages4pennies.com
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Pages for Pennies - Scott Rice Got what he wanted and then failed to deliver Dayton, Ohio
Scott Rice of Pages4Pennies responded to a post on a message board and offered to trade search engine optimization work for sports memorabilia. I had read an earlier post on Rip Off Report but it appeared to be an isolated case. He was responsive at the beginning and acted quite professional. Since he was reasonably close to my location, I felt fairly comfortable in dealing with him.
We agreed to trade my original artwork, signed by a well-known player, for SEO work for two of my websites. I shipped the item after he indicated via email exactly what I would receive in return. He even sent a preliminary outline.
Needless to say, once he had my item in hand---valued at over $300---he stopped doing any work. When I questioned him via email several times, he kept promising the work would be done. More than 3 months have now passed and he and his assistant with whom he put me in touch have failed to deliver anything but empty promises, missed deadlines and excuses. They failed to respond to my final request to finish the SEO they promised.
I have filed a mail fraud complaint against him and plan on following up with the Dayton Police Department's internet fraud division.
Hire your brother-in-law. Hire the kid down the street. Hire someone you don't particularly like. Just don't hire or make any type of deal with Scott Rice and Pages4Pennies.
We agreed to trade my original artwork, signed by a well-known player, for SEO work for two of my websites. I shipped the item after he indicated via email exactly what I would receive in return. He even sent a preliminary outline.
Needless to say, once he had my item in hand---valued at over $300---he stopped doing any work. When I questioned him via email several times, he kept promising the work would be done. More than 3 months have now passed and he and his assistant with whom he put me in touch have failed to deliver anything but empty promises, missed deadlines and excuses. They failed to respond to my final request to finish the SEO they promised.
I have filed a mail fraud complaint against him and plan on following up with the Dayton Police Department's internet fraud division.
Hire your brother-in-law. Hire the kid down the street. Hire someone you don't particularly like. Just don't hire or make any type of deal with Scott Rice and Pages4Pennies.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
WebGuy
Corona,California,
United States of America
Response to report
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sat, June 30, 2012
The person who wrote this report and I agreed to exchange a piece of sports artwork that he valued at around $300 for 1 month's worth of SEO services which I typically charged around $300 dollars for. He only asked for 1 month of work to be completed and then once our deal was up, he was un-happy because I guess he thought he'd be atop Google's rankings after 1 month. He had emailed/called to express his discontent and when I was able to return his calls/emails, I never got a response. I have held onto his piece of art and offered to return it with no response on his part. There is nothing I can do to remedy the situation if he does not wish to respond, but I find it unfair to have his message posted when it claims I have "stolen" a $300 piece of art from him. I performed 1 month's worth of SEO for him which to anyone who knows anything is just the beginning of what's needed to achieve top rankings. None the less, I have attempted to fix the issue but with no response, what else can I do?
