QuickPros claims to be an internet marketing company and claims to market for Life Force International (please note that Life Force International appears to be legitimate and may not be aware of the crooked tactics of QuickPros) I joined QuickPros back in September when they had a pre-launch to entice members of the Concorde Group (another marketing company) to join them, they claimed that they would provide more and better service than Concorde Group and offered a special pre-launch rate and a pre-payment plan for 1 year.
QuickPros told everyone that the new site would be up and running by the end of October that didnt happen then they said November, that didnt happen then they said December, that also did not happen. The site finally launched in January of however it had so many system failures and other problems it was useless. During the time from September to January members also had to spend at least $150.00 per month to in purchases of LFI products to remain a member of QuickPros (this was not a requirement of LFI).
The QuickPros marketing group is run by 3 primary individuals, Sid Zagri, Chris Tinney and Richard Strayer, they claimed to have a unique marketing plan that would guarantee business success to its members by promoting members websites and handling the marketing for them including prospecting for new associates, and contacting current associates by e-mail to have them enroll as members in the program thereby building your business. After several months they admitted that there system was not working correctly and they couldnt get it to do what they wanted and that the members would have to go out and purchase other additional programs such as auto responders etc to handle what there program had promised to do in the beginning. Many of these additional services were services recommended by the 3 individuals above and were also being used by them for which they received a commission for new members.
There program also claimed to have a unique method of recruiting new members that would automatically contact new associates for you to help get them to convert to full member. None of there concepts worked and the system was and is continually being changed, with less and less of the original concept in tact, each change ended up costing more money to its members. I had complained several times about the changes but was continually promised that things were going to get better and to just hang on.
I had been out of work for almost 2 years and had no extra income and this was something I desperately needed to work and I had changed from Concorde to QuickPros because it was supposed to offer more services and less expense. I attempted to call Sid Zagri several times but was ignored and e-mails were left unanswered, One e-mail I sent to Rich Strayer came back with the comment that if I didnt have any money then maybe I should just drop out. I waited a couple more weeks in the hopes that things were going to improve however they didnt and I sent an e-mail requesting a refund because they were supposedly not billing anyone from September to January due to the site problems.
My request for a refund was refused and I was told that they do not give refunds, I was then locked out of my own website that I had already paid for and was removed from the power line, all my prospects and associates were given to someone else.
It is my opinion that this company is nothing but a scam and would highly recommend that anyone receiving an e-mail asking them to join QuickPros not only delete it but report it to the Better Business Bureau and the Office of Attorney General in their area.
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