We fell victim to IAI back in 2003. They tricked me to open their contract even after I repeatedly told them I would let my husband read it before accepting it. They lied saying that clicking the link to the contract would only let us see the terms. Little did I know back then that when I opened ...
In April I entered into a contract with Internet Advancement because they said they would have me ranked in all the major search engines. After 120 days they did not have me ranked in Google, where 60% of all internet business comes from (they had me ranked in only some small search engines). When ...
Internet advancement the biggest rip off there liars and theifs they promised they were going to do everything, get my site on the top ten search engines more hits on my site ect. There excuse fror not returning my money is I removed keywords from my site. They got me for 1,000.00 and did nothing. ...
We paid $1200.00 set up for each of two sites. Then $99.95 per month thereafter. We were promised optimization of our web page domains, creation of 40 directory information pages, biweekly submission to 8500 search engines, premium 4GreatBuys.com listings, (which we never saw), major search engines ...
Just whant to update people affected by this company that the State Atorney in Washington sued this company and won. People are getting finally their money back now thank you to the state attorney's investigation, so contact the State Attorney office if you have not done so to get on the list. For ...
I was approached by InternetAdvancement.com through the "bait and switch" tactic described in an existing report. I was e-mailed twice by Naomi, then when I responded, I got a call from "David, " who was super-nice and knowledgeable and convinced me that InternetAdvancement ...