Testimonial from another very unhappy customer of Pushtraffic.
If you are a Pushtraffic customer, you will be looking, regretfully, at the big hole they left in your bank account as you ponder how they have damaged your internet business ambitions.
It is impossible for any client to speak about Pushtraffic without getting upset.indeed, enraged.
"Once they have your money, they don't want to know you" said one vexed client, accurately.
A fish stinks from the head down, and the head of Pushtraffic is John P (oo) Raygoza.
No amount of lies from Raygoza compensates for the disappointment inflicted on his scammed customers.
While John P Raygoza sits inside his citadel, along with his henchmen, counting the money he has scammed off customers and cackling about our gullibility, the sick truth is that Pushtraffic cheats its customers. The main reason this racket survives is that it outfoxes the credit card authorities. Just mention quality dispute and they go to balk.
This parasitic firm is not above bribing people to publish fake testimonials, too. When it comes to testimonials, there are no worse liars than Raygoza's sales rep (tile) s.
Though Puhstraffic fails its customers all the time, John P Raygoza hates refunding money. (He'd rather strangle his own baby than repay money to a dissatisfied customer; what a success secret)
You see, instead of admitting failure, and refunding money, this fraudster throws his legal filth at us, his customers.
Legal filth, in the form of attorneys Andrew Weitz and Michael Fitzpatrick, among others. And all these bent attorneys do is fight the customers!
When not fighting and scamming customers, these detestable vultures must pore over consumer protection laws, looking for loopholes, just so they can cheat Pushtraffic's customers more easily, and make their Monster even fatter.
John P Raygoza is to internet commerce what Bernard Madoff was to investment.
Pushtraffic is a disreputable little firm living on borrowed time, but more and more customers are refusing to take their losses lying down.
There are some Internet sites that can direct you to eventual redress. Here is one (not mine):
www.pushtrafficswindle.com
Give Pushtraffic the push
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