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Site: webtrafficmarketing.com
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Webtrafficmarketing.com They don't provide people's names or a phone number. WARNING: These are ripoff artists, scammers, scums, thieves, and liars! Stay clear of them!

I purchased a lifetime membership from WebTrafficMarketing in December. I never used it, but in March, I was ready to start using it. I couldn't login, e-mailed them, telling them that, and they responded that they deleted my account because of bounced e-mails. I don't believe that, because I don't ...

Web traffic marketing webtafficmarketing SCAM PROOF SCAMMER RIP OFF THEIVES BOGUS CRIMINALS THIEVES
Bulk email email blast email marketing opt in email list company SCAM SCAMMER RIP OFF THEIVES BOGUS CRIMINALS THIEVES

Not only do they not send emails out to the claimed 2.7 million safe list. But after you catch them they make it impossible to claim a refund. These guys are pretty elaborate in the depth of their scam. They have set up reviews for different bulk emailing companies rating the service. However they ...

Web Traffic Marketing - Chris Morcom
Web Traffic Marketing, E-commerce Web Consultants, Chris Morcom, Chris Holtz talked up a good line about how I can reach 2 million people with my e-mail every day

I had been approached in January with a Bob Morcom and recommended me that I really could email more than 2 thousand people every day about my site and my products. He stated he was from ecommerce internet experts plus they were situated in Illinois. For $ 1497. I acquired 500 business-cards, 500 ...

Web Traffic Marketing
Webtrafficmarketing.com/web Traffic Marketing lied about 14 day money back guarantee, won't answer e-mails, Not sending e-mails that I paid to have sent

I purchased the Web Traffic Marketing program on December 30 for $39.95 and payed with PayPal. I used it for about 5 days in a row and my web site traffic went down instead of up. I did not get even one answer from the supposed 15,000, 000 or so e-mails that I sent. I realized at this point that no ...