Etwana
Fresno,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2005
Steve: If you're as wildly successful with Storesonline as you claim to be, why not post your sites up here as proof of that success? And if you're so interested in buying unused "surplus" sites from other SOL customers, I'm sure that there are any number of RipOffReport readers who would gladly sell you theirs (as indicated by Gary above). In case your demand for these wonderful storefront packages exceeds the supply on this site, I invite to visit Ebay which is currently hosting two auctions of Storesonline storefronts. If you require still more sites to fuel your wildly successful business, visit the Storesonline Merchants Forum where there are currently 10 more sites for sale. After you've gobbled up all of this inventory, a google search will reveal still more 'superfluous' sites for sale by happy SOL merchants from all over the world. But, before you go too crazy, why don't you start by taking Gary up on his generous offer? It's a win/win. Gary gets a refund, and you get three additional high quality SOL storefronts to add to your burgeoning online empire. Anyone else want to sell their sites to Steve? He's buying!!
Etwana
Fresno,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2005
Steve: If you're as wildly successful with Storesonline as you claim to be, why not post your sites up here as proof of that success? And if you're so interested in buying unused "surplus" sites from other SOL customers, I'm sure that there are any number of RipOffReport readers who would gladly sell you theirs (as indicated by Gary above). In case your demand for these wonderful storefront packages exceeds the supply on this site, I invite to visit Ebay which is currently hosting two auctions of Storesonline storefronts. If you require still more sites to fuel your wildly successful business, visit the Storesonline Merchants Forum where there are currently 10 more sites for sale. After you've gobbled up all of this inventory, a google search will reveal still more 'superfluous' sites for sale by happy SOL merchants from all over the world. But, before you go too crazy, why don't you start by taking Gary up on his generous offer? It's a win/win. Gary gets a refund, and you get three additional high quality SOL storefronts to add to your burgeoning online empire. Anyone else want to sell their sites to Steve? He's buying!!
Etwana
Fresno,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2005
Steve: If you're as wildly successful with Storesonline as you claim to be, why not post your sites up here as proof of that success? And if you're so interested in buying unused "surplus" sites from other SOL customers, I'm sure that there are any number of RipOffReport readers who would gladly sell you theirs (as indicated by Gary above). In case your demand for these wonderful storefront packages exceeds the supply on this site, I invite to visit Ebay which is currently hosting two auctions of Storesonline storefronts. If you require still more sites to fuel your wildly successful business, visit the Storesonline Merchants Forum where there are currently 10 more sites for sale. After you've gobbled up all of this inventory, a google search will reveal still more 'superfluous' sites for sale by happy SOL merchants from all over the world. But, before you go too crazy, why don't you start by taking Gary up on his generous offer? It's a win/win. Gary gets a refund, and you get three additional high quality SOL storefronts to add to your burgeoning online empire. Anyone else want to sell their sites to Steve? He's buying!!
Etwana
Fresno,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2005
Steve: If you're as wildly successful with Storesonline as you claim to be, why not post your sites up here as proof of that success? And if you're so interested in buying unused "surplus" sites from other SOL customers, I'm sure that there are any number of RipOffReport readers who would gladly sell you theirs (as indicated by Gary above). In case your demand for these wonderful storefront packages exceeds the supply on this site, I invite to visit Ebay which is currently hosting two auctions of Storesonline storefronts. If you require still more sites to fuel your wildly successful business, visit the Storesonline Merchants Forum where there are currently 10 more sites for sale. After you've gobbled up all of this inventory, a google search will reveal still more 'superfluous' sites for sale by happy SOL merchants from all over the world. But, before you go too crazy, why don't you start by taking Gary up on his generous offer? It's a win/win. Gary gets a refund, and you get three additional high quality SOL storefronts to add to your burgeoning online empire. Anyone else want to sell their sites to Steve? He's buying!!
Gary
Perth,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2005
I agree with Terry from Oklahoma, USA and Wally from Australia. "Steve" from Montana - I DO NOT believe a word you say. Hey Stevo, if you want three more useless Storesonline "licences" you can buy mine off me. Go on. I challenge you! You are just another Storesonline sychophantic monkey. Why do you bother writing such useless rubbish? We can all see straight through you. Lies, lies and d**n lies!
Fyi
Greensboro,#7Consumer Comment
Wed, October 12, 2005
iMergent, Net Gateway, StoresOnline, look at the BBB report to see all the names StoresOnline had previously used. copy & paste this into your address bar and read --http://www.stocklemon.com/articles/03_18_05.html StoresOnline, Professional Marketing Inc/Interantional (PMI) rip-offs. There are so many business gimmick titles and names one can search to find PMI in the middle of almost all of them. iMergent, StoresOnline, Net Gateway, Auctions for Income, Internet Treasure Chest, plus many, many more. You are soooo NOT reputable that you made it in the online public notices of StockLemon.com. Sadly they have survived long, by changing names and locaitons - the only state to get them to pay consumers back is the state of CA. I've read others are in pursuit but have not seen documentation to anything final. Read this one: BBB alerts http://www.spokane.bbb.org/alerts/alerts.html?newsid=421&newstype=1 They fail to let folks know the real deal PRIOR to finalizing sales. SAD - SAD - SAD, they continue to rip-off as many as possible to fill their own greedy pockets.
Wally
Warana,#8Consumer Comment
Sun, October 09, 2005
Steve, we are sick of idiots like you trying to defend the indefensible. Give us your URLs that are so successful - why is it that noone will publish their great web addresses where they make all this money. Why have the Australian courts made it compulsory for any stores on line 'seminar' to tell every one in attendance that they(stores on line) are under investigation by the ACCC? If your local web developers were dearer than SOS then you must have given them the wrong specification. All you had to tell them was that you wanted an e-commerce site that didn't work, looked crappy and cost a heap of money and that they could also continue to charge you for a truckload of extras that also would do nothing except line the pockets of Stores on Line and their entourage. Thanks for the laugh Steve - no amount of hard work could make a broken system that was never designed to work, make you any money. Register a dot com domain name for $8.95 a year and have it hosted for $10 per year and you have more than what you will get by paying thousands to stores on line! Earn enough on a stores on line dropshipping website to replace 2 salaries - nice one Steve - my sides are splitting!!!
Steve
Whitefish,#9Consumer Comment
Sat, October 08, 2005
I am a stores online merchant. Have never had a complaint about them at all. Great product, great service. They really are a good company offering an easier solution to having an online business, versus building your own website from scratch. Website creation services locally were 3 times what I paid for three web sites with stores online. I will admit that it did take quite a while for us to learn what we had to learn to be as successful as we are today. My wife & I both work full time jobs & run our websites. We have been online for 18 months & doing well enough to quit our jobs to run our online business' full time this coming spring. Nothing is free, nothing is easy. Anything worth while is going to take alot of work & time to build or make successful. Stores Online offers an "easier" sollution to people wanting to get into the online business world. They make no promise of how successful you will be. Like I mentioned earlier, if you really want something you have to do what you have to do. If that means working 12 hours a day to be more successful & reach that point in your life that you wish to get to. I worked 4 to 6 hours a day after my daytime job for two years to build our business' to where they are now. Let me tell you it was well worth the sacrifices we made. Sense all of you can't get your money back, I would spend more time utilizing what you paid for instead of writing complaints about what you think. Stores Online is not the magic wand that will make you successful. Your hard work & persistence is the only way to achieve that. If anybody wants to sell Stores Online website packages to get some of there money back I am buying. I could use a few more websites.