Pushtraffic: a firm at war with its own clients:- how long can it last?
ALL Pushtraffic clients made the mistake of taking PushTraffic's salesmen at their word.
I never wanted the services of this cruddy outfit. Pushtraffic intruded into my life this year, when a sales predator phoned me and peddled a heap of lies.
This customer calls PushTraffic my mistake of the year, and no amount of baloney from Raygoza or his henchmen is going to change that.
Who does Raygoza think he is fooling, with his slanderous, hollow attacks on his own identified customers, such as Gail?
Raygoza's numerous disappointed customers know Gail is in the right.
Raygoza tries to hold onto the money of dissatisfied clients. No wonder!
If he started handing back money to every unhappy client, the firm would disappear in a month.
Now Raygoza quibbles he is giving back half the money, so the dudded client should shut up? Offering half the money is a lot like a gangster trying to buy silence.
Raygoza and his legal adviser think they have designed the perfect scam. You see Pushtraffic's atrocious incompetence is protected by a phony contract which has yet to be challenged in the court-room, though it soon will be, I predict.
Somewhere inside their devious agreement, in 4 pages of misleading prose. Is the line: Pushtraffic do not guarantee results.
Any one who just signed up has been though the chilling discovery after parting with credit card details and several thousand dollars, on the basis of the promises of the liar who sold the service over the phone.
- promises made over the phone, but not written into the agreement. That's the trick.
At best, Raygoza grants customers a right to withdraw at a penalty to the customer of 85%, and even the unjust 15% return is given grudgingly, after much fighting and threatening. Forget about money cheerfully refunded. That ain't the Pushtraffic way at all.
Guaranteeing no results and feeling no need to explain the deliverable items, Pushtraffic's devious dupers think they have NO OBLIGATIONS TO PROVIDE ANYTHING. That is, in fact, what clients are being told by the firm's legal counsel all the time.
Pushtraffic is exploiting a loop-hole in US consumer protection laws.
This client was never so angry with any firm in his life. It is an outrage that Pushtraffic can continue to exist.
I wonder how many of Raygoza's yes-men read the forums. If there are still any sane staff members of Pushtraffic who read this, then wake up and do yourself a favour: walk now.
Why work for a thug in a firm which must get busted sooner or later? If you are any good, you will get a job somewhere else.
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