Internet Opinion Group
Ripoff! False offers of free Motorola Razr phone in exchange for signing up for sponsor offers Internet

I saw the ad and decided to check out how I could get a free Motorola Razr phone. I am aware that this could be an effective marketing tool for companies. I am not sure if the companies involved know what is going on or even if they are aware of the Internet Opinion Groups use of links to their sites.

I found out you must sign up for 6 promotional offers from different credit cards, online stores, etc. The promotional offers they ask you to sign up for are real, but not the big item that Internet Opinion Group offers. After signing up, I tried to check the status. It required a password, which I was never asked to create. I requested one and was told that it was going to my email account. It never came.

I called the phone number listed on the web page. After 25 minutes, someone finally answered and told me that I would receive an email within the hour with my password. I haven't received anything yet. The offer requires the merchants to send a certificate to Internet Opinion Group. The only way to check this is through Internet Opinion Group. I haven't waited the 45 days they say is required to allow certificates to be sent in, but I really don't expect them to honor this offer. Avoid this deal!

Joel
Morrisville, North Carolina
U.S.A.

Company: Internet Opinion Group
Country: USA
Site: internetopiniongroup.com

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