This company has obviously used people in a pyramid type scam to get many of us to sign up for legitimate business offers. I am wondering if these big companies know that Product Test Panel is smearing their good names in an effort to make a quick buck? Is there a law firm out there that we can ...
On 28 September I receive an e-mail title free Apple 17" iMac G5 Desktop pc. The e-mail indicated that you will receive a free pc if your zip code area was listed as a recruiting testing area and if you met the membership availability, which was to aggreed to test two items of a list which was ...
This company misleads consumers. They advertise you will get the merchandise being promoted for testing if you take any 2 of the deals that will show after. Apparently this is true only if you choose 2 in each page. Three pages with offers will follow, making the deal "supposedly" ...
Dont get scamed I did. I followed all instuctions as needed for the free gift and that was over two months ago. I still have not received any gift. I e-mailed and I received an auto response stating not to e-mail. Dont fall into the scam just exit out of any e-mails you may get from them. ...
It all starts with a misleading email that has a subject line of "Get a complimentary Sony VAIO Notebook". My first gut reaction was to delete the spam because it sounded to good to be true. Well I checked it out because it peeked my curiousity. My complaint is this: The Consumer Research ...
I was sent an email to test drive a Mac G5 computer. Filled in all information. Was told to wait, then my computer crashed. This happened 3 times. Tried my friend's computer 3 times with the same results. I feel it's an attempt to gain information fraudulently. Too bad, I'd have loved to try that ...