I signed up with Adnet Marketing Solutions after being approached by phone. The product they offered was a web-based internet affilitate marketing program, in which they would set me up with a an internet site which they built completey, then I would get paid each time visitirs clicked on the site's prospective advertisers. Then they guaranteed my initial investment of 3,000 for advertising for this web-site; in fact they guaranteed that if I didn't make back all the money I invested within the first year they would give me a free year of advertising.
So I believed them and signed up I received confirmation emails for my affiliate web-site and how to track my progress through the various companies advertised on the site. Since then I've been checking my progress with companies listed (in their affiliate section on their home web-sites; for instance Amazon.com you can click on their affliliate button to track the status) and their has been absolutely no hits on amazon or the other two companies that I paid to get all this advertising for.
I signed up with Adnet in July and to date December have not received one single hit for the companies I paid for advertising for through AdNet Marketing Solutions. I've been checking these sites all along and each time I would then try and call Adnet but the number I call (which is the only number they offer) plays a recording that says "All circuits are busy, please try again later." I fell for this for a while thinking that I just had bad timing in calling. Finally I realized I had been duped and it was time to do something about it. So I googled Adnet and sure enough found the web-site for fraudulent claims against AdNet. I sure hope I can recoup my investment of 3,000 and want to give fair warning to anyone considering using Adnet or any company claiming great rewards (without fully checking into their business).
I just found a report (using the search on this site) from a person out of Oregon who actually recouped his money but he had to file a number of reports and got his investment back through the credit card he used, not from AdNet though, that would've been a miracle.
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