I own several website domains, and eMarket Research Group is using lists with harvested email addresses from websites and apparently domain records to illegally and continually cause their unsolicited offers to arrive in my mailbox. I have used their unsubscription form to (attempt to) remove ...
This company does not have a physical address, no phone number, and it is based in Florida, sounds familiar? The faq and requirement section sound fine until I finish six required sign up and expect get my flat screen tv. But hold it.. The twist is that, at the end, you have to sign on to a spammer ...
As other people have reported, I received an email stating that I would receive a Sony laptop if I completed two of their special offers from associated companies. I don't have any illusions about free laptops, but I looked at the offers and noticed a couple that seemed useful regardless of other ...
Just wanted to let you know that you are accomplishing your objective. This is the second offer I have recieved from this company and adhearing to the adage "if it's to good to be true..."I thought I would check out eMarkertResearchGroup with a search. You where first on the seach list ...
My report is identical to another I read at the usacomplaints.com site. I received an e-mail stating that I could get a new Sony Vaio notebook computer if I completed a market research survey and signed on to two separate offers with affiliated companies. I, too, spent at least two hours filling ...
As reported by the previous writer I never could order the second item in order to qualify for the so called free Dell laptop computer as my computer went blank after the first order and would not let me in again. Naturally I received the first order in just a few days and I paid for it on my ...