YellowPages.com
Failure to deliver on promised advertising

Telecommunications

Our organization had caught with yellowpages.com for marketing of my site. I would specied within the work-order that my ad could be limited to immediate ad to 5 big urban centers and definitely not to become left on an unknown site for nationwide protection. It was guaranteed in my experience by my account rep.

This didn't occur and Yellowpages.com would not return my phone to solve this problem. So far as these were worried I Would spend $207 monthly which did not include marketing in virtually any of the 5 towns by themselves site. Obviously this trash marketing hasn't introduced a simple customer.

Our knowledge is the fact that you will find links towards the dump website on different sites. What distinction does this suggest you may request? It is the distinction to be available on websites 1,2 or 3 on Google or possibly page 2,046 on Google.

Yellowpages.com did send me published evidence they had obtained my purchase when I'd required but declined to work well with me to fix their error.

I named every single day but never received an answer. I eventually ceased making funds once they would not return my calls. They will have switched my consideration to selection and that I've needed to employ a lawyer to counter sue them. I'd NOT suggest the corporation for almost any kind of site marketing.


Company: YellowPages.com
Country: USA
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