Customer Magnetism Fraud CustomerMagnetism.com CustomerMagnetism.com Scam Internet

This claim is 100% untrue.

Facts:
1. We have an excellent relationship with every single one of our reputation management clients, making it easy for us to recognize this as a bogus attack.

2. We've never once had a client named "AndrewF" (or "MichaelSw" as he called himself on an identical post found elsewhere).

3. We don't even offer month-to-month contracts. Our minimum agreement for reputation management is six months.

4. We always return our phone calls and maintain an excellent reputation as a long standing member of the Better Business Bureau holding an A+ rating.

5. Since being founded in 2000, we have prided ourselves in being an ethical, reputable company known for excellent customer service and our practice of not doing business with adult, gambling or other objectionable websites.

6. You should NEVER trust an unsubstantiated complaint unless the author provides validated contact information about himself/herself and the company they are supposedly representing.

PLEASE READ:
While the concept of being able to publicly post a valid complaint makes sense, it's amazing how these "report a complaint" websites will allow anyone (using vague, anonymous contact info) to post anything without first proving who they are. They conveniently refuse to remove ANY posts - even if the original author is requesting to do so - or even if you can prove it's not true. The only thing one can do is offer a rebuttal. Meanwhile, these websites make a ton of money from their ever growing controversial traffic.

It just goes to show why reputation management is a necessity. So many companies today are victims of false claims / attacks (typically made by jealous competitors or a disgruntled ex-employee).

Please feel free to call us toll free 1-800-610-RANK for any further questions or inquiries.

Kurt N., CEO of C. M.

By the way:
A similar "complaint" was posted by the same person just six hours prior to this post against another reputation management company:

Ive hired XXXXXXXXX in order to remove some posts made by an ex employee that showed up in Google and Yahoo and they ripped me off. First they said that I need to pay $2000 dollars to have it removed, then they asked for $1000 more and still did not do anything to help my reputation. I still have those links in top positions and have not heard anything from them, they wont return my calls or my money. XXXXXXXXXX just ripped me off. Do not trust them.

Coincidence? Not likely.

This claim is 100% false.

Facts:
1. We have an excellent relationship with every single one of our reputation management clients, making it easy for us to recognize this as a bogus attack.

2. We've never once had a client named "AndrewF" (or "MichaelSw" as he called himself on an identical post found elsewhere).

3. We don't even offer month-to-month contracts. Our minimum agreement for reputation management is six months.

4. We always return our phone calls and maintain an excellent reputation as a long standing member of the Better Business Bureau holding an A+ rating.

5. Since being founded in 2000, we have prided ourselves in being an ethical, reputable company known for excellent customer service and our practice of not doing business with adult, gambling or other objectionable websites.

6. You should NEVER trust an unsubstantiated complaint unless the author provides validated contact information about himself/herself and the company they are supposedly representing.

PLEASE READ:
While the concept of being able to publicly post a valid complaint makes sense, it's amazing how these "report a complaint" websites will allow anyone (using vague, anonymous contact info) to post anything without first proving who they are. They conveniently refuse to remove ANY posts - even if the original author is requesting to do so - or even if you can prove it's not true. The only thing one can do is offer a rebuttal. Meanwhile, these websites make a ton of money from their ever growing controversial traffic.

It just goes to show why reputation management is a necessity. So many companies today are victims of false claims / attacks (typically made by jealous competitors or a disgruntled ex-employee).

Please feel free to call us toll free 1-800-610-RANK for any further questions or inquiries.

Kurt N., CEO of C. M.

By the way:
A similar "complaint" was posted by the same person just six hours prior to this post against another reputation management company:

Ive hired XXXXXXXXX in order to remove some posts made by an ex employee that showed up in Google and Yahoo and they ripped me off. First they said that I need to pay $2000 dollars to have it removed, then they asked for $1000 more and still did not do anything to help my reputation. I still have those links in top positions and have not heard anything from them, they wont return my calls or my money. XXXXXXXXXX just ripped me off. Do not trust them.

Coincidence? Not likely.

This claim is 100% false.

Facts:
1. We have an excellent relationship with every single one of our reputation management clients, making it easy for us to recognize this as a bogus attack.

2. We've never once had a client named "AndrewF" (or "MichaelSw" as he called himself on an identical post found elsewhere).

3. We don't even offer month-to-month contracts. Our minimum agreement for reputation management is six months.

4. We always return our phone calls and maintain an excellent reputation as a long standing member of the Better Business Bureau holding an A+ rating.

5. Since being founded in 2000, we have prided ourselves in being an ethical, reputable company known for excellent customer service and our practice of not doing business with adult, gambling or other objectionable websites.

6. You should NEVER trust an unsubstantiated complaint unless the author provides validated contact information about himself/herself and the company they are supposedly representing.

PLEASE READ:
While the concept of being able to publicly post a valid complaint makes sense, it's amazing how these "report a complaint" websites will allow anyone (using vague, anonymous contact info) to post anything without first proving who they are. They conveniently refuse to remove ANY posts - even if the original author is requesting to do so - or even if you can prove it's not true. The only thing one can do is offer a rebuttal. Meanwhile, these websites make a ton of money from their ever growing controversial traffic.

It just goes to show why reputation management is a necessity. So many companies today are victims of false claims / attacks (typically made by jealous competitors or a disgruntled ex-employee). We now need to turn our efforts toward our own company to try and push these results down.

Please feel free to call us toll free 1-800-610-RANK for any further questions or inquiries.

Kurt N., CEO of C. M.

By the way:
A similar "complaint" was posted by the same person just six hours prior to this post against another reputation management company:

Ive hired XXXXXXXXX in order to remove some posts made by an ex employee that showed up in Google and Yahoo and they ripped me off. First they said that I need to pay $2000 dollars to have it removed, then they asked for $1000 more and still did not do anything to help my reputation. I still have those links in top positions and have not heard anything from them, they wont return my calls or my money. XXXXXXXXXX just ripped me off. Do not trust them.

Coincidence? Not likely.