Progressive Business Publications has a great scam going! They scoop out business information from online listings, then send fraudulent invoices for publications never ordered. The invoice even states "2nd notice - payment is now overdue" They claim that they use a third party to sell ...
Some one called asking me to confirm my free subscription; advised I was not a person of authority, they asked my title. They had my name since I had given it when answering the phone. However my fist name was spelled wrong and they just made up a last name. Now I am reciveing unsolicted newletters ...
Progressive Business Publications called our employee and somehow got them to accept a publication we dont need nor want. The employee has NO authority to engage in business arrangements and, all of the sudden per our view, we get a 2nd notice invoice which is likely go to collections. We tried ...
This company has repeatedly tried this scam on us. They prey on busy people hoping that they can be lost in the shuffle and score a neat little bundle of cash. The first time I just sent them a stern letter stating that we did not order their product and none was received, they should update their ...
Our company rec'd demanding letters from this company stating we owe them $195.50 for a one year subcription to their publication. The employee named on the letter never agreed to this subscription over the phone as the company stated when we called to dispute. They insisted that we owe them this ...
Internet & Marketing Report Progressive Business Publications Editor in chief: Christian Schappel Company calls marketing professionals, seeking participation in a survey asking questions related to marketing. Persistent to accept copies of Internet and Marketing Report at the end of the call. ...