A week ago I bought 1 email list from BuyLeadsEmail.com via internet for 153 Euros in order to conduct a survey for my thesis.
After having wired the money via MasterCard I never received the purchased email list. Furthermore the bank told me that the inquiry of 153 Euros had not happened once, but twice. Hence BuyLeadsEmail.com requested 306 Euros from me.
When I tried calling the BuyLeadsEmail.com, I found that they had neither provided a telephone number on their website, nor are they listed under yellow pages.
This gives me reason to think that the company is a scam.
The address which is listed on their web page is probably a fake as well.
A hint for everyone that has wired money to this company: The company that did the transaction for BuyLeadsEmail.com in my case, is called PLIMUS and it is a real company with a phone number. Call them and check if your order is still pending and your money may be able to be wired back.
But companies like BuyLeadsEmail.com probably change the company that does the transaction for them every few weeks. So, check which company is behind your transaction.
This report is a scam! We always deliver to our customers
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, September 02, 2010
Hello,
I just noticed now this bad review. And I am surprised, how someone can be so dishonest in declaring those words!
Many things to note, first we do not sell anything for 153 euros. Our email list start from $87.99, $157.99, $197.99 and so forth. At that time yes we used Plimus which is one of the most reputable company in collecting payments. So how come he can state that we took from him twice his money? That is ridiculous!! It is impossible, or if it was a mistake he had to contact Plimus for a refund.
For him not having a phone number is equal to be a scammer, how can it be true? It is not a must to have a phone number. Anyway if he wanted a refund he could phone to Plimus and they would do it. Maybe they did it I do not have now emails from that time, it past a long time.
Are we guilty since we're not on yellow pages? what's the point?
Also we want from Natalie Nuremberg more details about the transaction, we are ready to reply point to point.