I also never respond to these things, but this seemed legitimate since they are offering products from real companies. I completed all three offers required several weeks ago, and their web site still shows only two. The third, is from a company in New Jersey called "My Daily Dose", ...
This company sends out massive amounts of SPAM. It is done under the guise of many other companies. Any and all attempts to be "removed" or "unsubscribed" are, of course, unsuccessful. Who do we report these a*holes to? ...
Like others, I have attempted to use the Emarketresearchgroup's services which involve signing up for 6 programs.in return I was supposed to receive an IBM laptop. I signed up for the 6 services, which were later confirmed by the organization and I was instructed to print out a gift redemption ...
Through the eMarket Research Group, I agreed to purchase three trial services from Blockbuster Video, the New York Times, and Discover Card in exchange for a Sony Playstation2 and marketing research thereof. I have registered for, and am currently receiving, all three services, though the eMarket ...
I actually am listed as having met the required 6 offers but Company says Requirements not met. There was no gift certificate for $250 as promised. I reported them to the FTC but I need the website to report them in Florida. ...
Got an email for a free Dell Laptop. I filled out the survey. Followed all the instructions and the links. Got a link saying the laptop was reserved in my name. Kept following links to confirm. Ended up at a dead end website. Never was a link to confirm it. ...