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webhoker
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:42 am
Post subject: Clixgalore customer support sucks
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Hi all,
I am a publisher and I tried contacting clixgalore customer support several times through mail, they didn't mind to reply for one...
Is clixgalore service is like that??? |
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robertmias
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Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 4:58 pm
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Webhoker,
There are various possibilites they are an Online Scam. I have not direct experience with them, but through your post I investigated online and they are many posts saying they did not received the money the should.
I bought twice in scam websites, and fortunately I managed to get my money back. Once I sent I managed it with my credit card company and the second time I spoke directly with the scammer and threaten him to spoke with the FBI that manages online matters.
Beware of these type of sites. As an advice make sure you search over the internet if they are scam or not. Use google and put the name of the affiliate program and the word scam. Beware, not every site that you find in Google and is said to be scam really is. The thing is you have to measure with your own criteria what are the risks.
Wish you luck,
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AllanGardyne
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Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 10:57 pm
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| robertmias wrote: | | Beware, not every site that you find in Google and is said to be scam really is. The thing is you have to measure with your own criteria what are the risks. |
That's true. Just about every large company will have a few noisy, disgruntled customers or affiliates. Some people cry "Scam" or "Swindle" as soon as an email they're waiting for goes unseen because it's filtered into their Spam folder.
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InternetMarketing_IQ
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Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 9:49 pm
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First post eh?
Lots of things suck.
I can't speak for them because I don't work with them. But I can say that it's good you found out the "Suck" in your opinion anyways, so you don't waste a lot of time working for nothing.
You should also however remember that there is a "cost" for businesses to operate, and they will often just ignore people or sites that they feel do not meet their criteria.
Case in point: With the economic downturn American Express suddenly severely cut credit lines to people who had otherwise perfect credit and never missed payments. They made an arbitrary decision to do this across the board based on Zip codes in order to minimize risk exposure.
Good move? Yes an no. Bad for PR, but may save them later on.
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