Like the old saying goes if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. This is definitely the case with emarketresearchgroup. This is a company that advertises in many different types of median on the internet. They spam people's emails, have annoying pop ups, advertise in banner ads, and advertise on sites.
After hearing so much about emarketresearchgroup I decided to sign up a little over two months ago for a free Bank of America gift card. They claim that if I complete 6 offers two from each page from 3 pages I would receive a "gift". I was skeptical but I decided to give emarketresearchgroup a try anyways. After spending several hours completing all 6 offers, writing to the company on numerous occasions, and waiting more than 8 weeks I still have not heard from emarketresearchgroup. I have, however, checked online for my status the site claims that I have not completed two offers even though I have receipts from the companies to proof otherwise. There site does say something about taking approximately 8 weeks for companies to send them the data but it has been more than 8 weeks already. I have contacted them about this issue and several other issues such as unanswered emails with no avail.
Frustrated, I decided to do some research on the company and I've found usacomplaints.com and many other sites showing emarketresearchgroup is a scam. They lie to people claiming that if you sign up for 6 offers they would give you a gift. All lies, I was foolish to believe them. Now after 2 months trying to contact them I have nothing to show for all the offers that I have signed up for, i.E. Discover cards, dietary supplements, AOL and others offers, except for a headache dealing with the emarketresearchgroup and all the companies that I did business with in order to claim my "gift"
My suggestion to anyone who comes across emarketresearchgroup, Run! Stay away from emarketresearchgroup at all cost. They lie to people trick them into singing up for companies for a false promise of a free gift then take all your data sells it and makes money off of your referral. They don't answer emails and it is nearly impossible to contact them, and even if you are able to contact them they will ignore your calls and emails. Then they lie to you for as long as possible giving people false hope and continuing to lie to people by claiming that companies that they sign for to receive a gift have not sent them data. Emarketresearchgroup is a scam period. I have no other means of taking out my anger and frustrating for this company other than to write about them on usacomplaints.com, contacting the better business bureau, the federal trade commission, and the distract attorney for fraud. I suggest anyone who has signed up with emarketresearchgroup do the same thing.
Vernon
Union City, California
U.S.A.
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