On the 5th November, I received a call from a Frank Perez at Push Traffic offering me a program where he would set up a website and work with me one on one, I explained that I was not interested as I had my own website that I wanted to get SEO for. He looked at my website and was very impressed and asked me to give him 72 hours, to show me the amount of traffic he would get to my site. I checked with him what guarantee do I have if I paid the amount he was asking $10,000US. He informed me that I would have one month.
I agreed on the condition that they were doing the work, as I did not want tuition from them as I was going through information overload with setting up my website, and I had previously signed up for a coaching program with them which was useless and had been given incorrect information. He assured me that I would be impressed with what he could do in 72 hours. I paid with 2 cards, one debit $2400, one credit $7600 on the proviso that there was the guarantee.
He then faxed me an invoice for me to sign and fax back. On this it stated coaching, and tickets to seminar. I informed him that I was not signing up for their coaching program. He told me that's just how we invoice it, that he would be doing the work and would link to my computer so I could see what he was doing. He was running this program for about a dozen or so people and making huge amounts of money.
The next day, I received another call from Push Traffic, different sales person, now asking me for another $15,000US and continually asking me to give him my credit card details for this. He tells me instead of making $30,000 per month, you will make it per week. I repeatedly asked him what part of no does he not understand and I now want a full refund.
Finally, somebody else took the phone (Danny) and I told him that I wanted a full refund. He assured me that he was going into a meeting with John Raygoza soon and would discuss the matter and that he would call me back the next day. Would especially come into the office. (Saturday) Never called.
On the 2nd December, spoke to Ted Molina, and he told me they were making me their no. 1 priority. He gave me his direct line phone number and mobile and told me to call anytime and convinced me to give him until the 1st January, to show me what they could do, otherwise I would get a full refund. I asked his name and informed him that I was recording him telling me this.
Nothing happened, I tried to call the company virtually daily, no answer, through to messagebanks where nobody returned calls until finally on the 10th February, I receive an email from Joel Lansky of Push Traffic "I would like to speak with you about your bad experience with PushTraffic Inc."
After finally getting to speak with him on a couple of occasions, he offers me 15% of my money back, and wants me to sign a paper stating that it's my fault that I didn't make any money with Push Traffic. Luckily, I had informed my credit card provider of this problem and they contacted tried to contact the company, I think to no avail and did a reversal of the $7600.
So Push Traffic still has $2400 of my money for which I have received absolutely nothing.
About six weeks ago I received a statement from AmerAssist stating that I owe creditor Push Traffic Inc. An amount of $10,300. I cannot believe the nerve of John Raygoza and that this company can get away with continually ripping people off like this. As you will see their are many complaints on different sites re Push Traffic Inc. And John Raygoza. Just do a search.
Diane
Murrumbeena
Australia
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