I had been scammed with a business named TeaCuppa who declined to return a damaged pottery mug they delivered me, and so I desired to create a poor evaluation on Bizrate that will be hyperlinked on the site. I had been not able to and so I approached Bizrate/Shopzilla. Shopzilla/Bizrate advised me these were replacing their paid survey types. They stated that they'd email me a two-component study that I really could complete and deliver for them, and my undesirable evaluation on TeaCuppa seems on Bizrate evaluations mounted on the Teacuppa site. After completing the very first 50% of the Bizrate/Shopzilla paid survey they sent. I had been COMPELLED TO PURCHASE MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT I HAD BEEN NOT BY ANY MEANS THINKING ABOUT PURCHASING! There is no method for me finish the very first 50% of the study without PURCHASING THESE INEFFECTIVE PUBLICATIONS. I wound up not distributing the study, but I'd like the general public to become conscious of the most obvious cons and dishonesty that businesses this type of TeaCuppa, Bizrate.com and Shopzilla represent. They're tearing off clients once they could possibly get away withit.
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