Ad Efx approaches beauty salons and offers to go door-to-door selling beauty "packages" to customers for them. It's good for generating traffic, but not when the information they print opens them up for possible lawsuits. The salon is held responsible and it damages their image and name. ...
A company called Ad Efx came into my business selling their services. I was told that a professional team of salesmen would go out and sell coupons for $50.00, and I would get new customers. This was a way to get new people coming in. I signed with them in March and heard from David from Ad Efx ...
I attend a University, and two representatives from Ad-Efx stopped me and made me the offer of a $55.00 coupon ("worth way more") to a hair salon nearby. This coupon included four different visits, with at least 8 different treatments that I would receive upon each visit. I paid, and was ...
Several weeks after I bought a promotional package for spa treatments I was contacated by Ad-efx claiming that my cheque was returned because I did not specify that it was in american dollars seeing as it was from Canadian bank account to an American company. Adefx claimed that Royal bank, which is ...
I own a small day spa. I was approached with what seemed like a great "marketing opportunity" for my spa. The AD-EFX rep was a smooth talker, told me he would handle everything, (this was just before Christmas... I did not have any time to worry about this form of advertizing!) I agreed ...
A company called Ad Efx came into my business selling their services. I was told that a professional team of salesmen would go out and sell coupons for $50.00, and I would get new customers. This was a way to get new people coming in. I signed with them in March and heard from David from Ad Efx ...