Consumer incentive promotions make promises of FREE gifts if you meet certain requirments. The requirements are to sign up for products or a credit card. You need to fulfill six requirements, two on each webpage. I have met all the requirements in Feb. but when I go to check my status on the ...
Like countless others who've filed reports on this site, I too was taken advantage of by Consumer Incentive Promotions. Here's a brief recap of what I've experienced to date: Despite long being a skeptic of offers such as the ones advertised by CIP (e.G. "get a free laptop... Just complete x ...
Consumer Incentive Promotions (CIP) solicits via email (and popups on internet) and promises a free gift (computer, refrigerator, gift cards, expresso machine, etc.) in exchange for your marketing input and completion of a stipulated number of sponsor offers. First you discover the marketing ...
Well, I'm not sure what to do anymore with this company, so I'm filing this report. I, like many others have completed all the offers in order to recieve a free Ipod. I have tried many times to contact them over their "customer service" number, but never have recieved a reply back. I have ...
And so I did anything and there is an extended, several-week hang on my consideration, as though there have been determining a method to prevent allowing me my Notebook. Plus they interfered with my benefits, ordering them, meaning that I created an error in not satisfying enough of them in on each ...
As all have done before myself, I thought I would give this promotional "stunt" a try and see if it worked. Unfortunately, now I can't even access the website from any computer I get on, and I have been waiting for my final (6th) earthlink purchase to clear for 3 weeks! All I want is my ...