I was contacted by Greg Sams who said he took over Vienet which I had been affiliated with and wanted to build me a website and market it for me for 1,225.00 which I paid to Paypal. I was contacted by Jim Mason at Marketsource729@gmail. I was contacted by Jim Mason on October 26 and thought I was ...
I had a phone interview with a "Talent Acquisition Specialist" by the name of Melissa from Market Source's corporate office in Alpharetta, Georgia. She was presponding to my resume submittal at their website. I decided to do the usual investigation at the Better Business Bureau's website ...
I was contacted by Greg Sams re my previous dealings with Viacom. I caught on to Viacom's scam and got my money back, but this one completely fooled me. They promised me a completed website in 60 days and soon after that produced one, but it was unsatisfactory for me on several different counts. ...
I, too, was contacted by Greg Sams and purchased a website or websites from Lead Campaign Services. He promised I would be online in about 60 days. Lead Campaign never did anything! At first, there were reasons for the delay, but later on the company completely ignored my inquiries. Of course, in ...
I had a phone call from a man calling himself Jim Mason, stating he was from a company called Lead Campaign Services, and he got my name from Vianet Training, [who I had signed up for internet marketing training, some time previous]. He said he was selling training website bundles. Knowing that ...
I worked for Marketsource last year from about March to June. What has been said in previous reports about them not reimbursing for gas and travel time is TRUE. The do not put out any expenses they feel they don't have to. They also do not reimburse for time spent on conference calls. I was lucky ...