Practice Builders' website claims being in business since 1979, yet California Secretary of State Business Portal lists company origination date as 10/6/09. Also, this company has only two positive reviews, both written one day after the other??!! Both reviewers left each other similar positive reviews, only one day, and same day for other Yelp reviewer. Seems as if a bunch of friends giving each other positive reviews. At first glance, the company CEOs website posted biographical information seems quite impressive, until one realized that such claims are chronologically impossible. Company claims that CEO worked for company as executive member for ten years prior to promotion to CEO, yet his age and graduation from college make such claims impossible.
If the company will lie about insignificant details like this, what else will they lie about? Maybe all those positive, claimed testimonials are fake as well? This should serve as another example... Just because something is well written and presented on a great looking website... Authenticity is not assured. We are all seeking effective marketing methods, especially in this horrible economy, but consider investing in marketing companies that provide a verifiable service and a documented history in their field of expertise, as opposed to a documented history of deceit.
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