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| databaseemailer.com Al Inga Zero Spam Policy, Guarranteed, Highest Delivery Rate, Most Updated Data In The Industry 30 Fox Run North Caldwell NJ. , Ne |
| 15th of Jun, 2011 by User396587 |
I'm furious! Al is a first class con artist and he played me like a drum! He guarantees the best data in the industry. His data is old and very inacurate. His software failed miserably. He claims to have the best inbox delivery rate in the industry! Bull*%#t! He touts a no spam policy, but I got shut down for spamming, too many times to mention. He's very slick in his webinars. He creates a synergy with all the attendees. He's a spineless unethical scammer! Like the Wizard of Oz, he's all smoke and mirrors. I'm into him for more than 4K. Because of his bad data and the worst delivery system I've ever experienced, I lost two national accts. worth more than 50K per month! I am contacting the FTC, BBB and the Attorney General. I will not rest until he's out of business.
He's a liar and a thief! |
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| Thanks for your review...I just got a call from Al and after seeing your post. I have changed my mind. If you have any more on this dude or if you have found a better place to send out emails from would love to hear from you. |
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We had the same issues and I sure wish I would have done research on him first. We spent 6 months trying to fix the damage his bad data caused us. We are out thousands of dollars and potential clients because of his spam.
I was in communications with Spamhaus after we lost multiple dedicated servers. The indicated that dormant email addresses are turned into spam traps. I spent 14 days, 24/7, cleaning 26Million leads the best I could by hand but there was no way to "search" for old email addresses. I asked him multiple times if this data was cleaned and verified since the first batch caused us to lose 17 domains. He said it was cleaned and verified and no spam traps. He is good at what he does and that is to lie cheat and steal.
What I've learned over the last 6 months...
#1. If a program comes with a 300page manual, DO NOT BUY IT
#2. If you have to hire multiple different people to set up the program, DO NOT BUY IT
#3. If the seller focuses on how they are #1 and spam free and YOU must be doing something wrong, DO NOT BUY IT
#4. If the seller never answers direct questions, DO NOT BUY IT
#5. If the seller suggests you make a clone website, fake domains, rotate fake emails, rotate subject lines, rotate from and reply to addresses, DO NOT BUY IT
#6. If the seller suggests you trick the recipient into opening an email by adding Re: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: in your subject line, DO NOT BUY IT
Finally, if the leads are the cheapest price you have seen during your research, you can bet your life that the leads are useless. |
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