Adnet Marketing Solutions sold me an online marketing business in October. I was promised as much help I needed with its development. Each time I called for help, I was told someone would get back to me. Someone did, only not to help, but to attempt to sell me more services. I told them each time I spoke with them that I was not willing to invest more money until the business created some cash flow.
After months of advertising via electronic newsletters (for which I paid monthly), advertising sites, etc., I made the decision to discontinue the business, as the return on my investment was not looking at all promising.
After six months of work on the internet in an attempt to get the business off the ground, without the promised assistance of Adnet, I decided to discontinue the business. As such, I mailed a certified letter to Adnet Marketing Solutions within the 30 day deadline, requesting a refund and providing the reasons for such. I was not contacted, so I made a call to the company. I was told that in order to receive a refund, I would have to send evidence of my advertising efforts, which I did.
I did not hear from anyone, so once again, I followed up with a phone call and spoke with Mitch, who called himself the "General Manager". He stated that he was working on other "cases", took all my information, and promised he would get back to me the following week. To date, I have not heard from him, and each time I've called, the message has been that he's not available.
This company is robbing individuals. While others have spent a great deal more than I, it's the principle of the matter that is of concern. No one should have to endure this kind of dishonesty and criminal action.
Beware of Adnet Marketing Solutions in Phoenix, Arizona.
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