Complaint Review: Local Reality Advertising - Phoenix Arizona
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- Local Reality Advertising 10640 W. 28th Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85029 Phoenix, Arizona United States of America
- Phone: 855-732-5237
- Web: www.localrealityads.com, realityadn...
- Category: Work at Home
Local Reality Advertising Reality Advertising network Stole my money Phoenix, Arizona
*Author of original report: Local Reality Ads
*Author of original report: Local Reality Ads
*Author of original report: Local Reality Ads
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At local reality ads, I worked there for a month.While I was there, I noticed they would offer their service (sign up for a blog, get paid for ads on the blog) and then not pay the members.They claim to pay out a large sum of money for your blog posts (up to 200 per post), but then never actually send the money out.They also claim to pay their sales staff, but when you ask for your payment, you are told that the sales didn't go through. Every sale that you make, they keep.
Now they are claiming to do an SMS shortcode service (for advertising). This service is just fake. They have the ability to do the service, but what they are doing is they call up businesses, then they have the business do a test text message to try out the service, but then they charge for the texts and pocket that money.
They then offer the business the option to sign up for this service, they then keep the 250 dollars for the service, never pay the sales staff, and then they never complete the membership with the business.
This company scams it's employees and its paying "members" out of whatever money they can. Then, they have a backend sales that upsells the first sale for MORE money, and they keep that as well.
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#3 Author of original report
Local Reality Ads
AUTHOR: houseonfire - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 09, 2012
At local reality ads, I worked there for a month.While I was there, I noticed they would offer their service (sign up for a blog, get paid for ads on the blog) and then not pay the members.They claim to pay out a large sum of money for your blog posts (up to 200 per post), but then they may never actually send the money out.They also claim to pay their sales staff, but when you ask for your payment, you are told that the sales didn't go through. Every sale that you make, they keep.
Now they are doing an SMS shortcode service (for advertising). They have the ability to do the service, but what they are doing is they call up businesses, then they have the business do a test text message to try out the service, but then they charge for the texts and pocket that money.
This company scams it's employees. They wait for you to get pissed off and leave.
#2 Author of original report
Local Reality Ads
AUTHOR: houseonfire - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 09, 2012
At local reality ads, I worked there for a month.While I was there, I noticed they would offer their service (sign up for a blog, get paid for ads on the blog) and then not pay the members.They claim to pay out a large sum of money for your blog posts (up to 200 per post), but then never actually send the money out.They also claim to pay their sales staff, but when you ask for your payment, you are told that the sales didn't go through. Every sale that you make, they keep.
Now they are claiming to do an SMS shortcode service (for advertising).They have the ability to do the service, but what they are doing is they call up businesses, then they have the business do a test text message to try out the service, but then they charge for the texts and pocket that money.
#1 Author of original report
Local Reality Ads
AUTHOR: houseonfire - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 09, 2012
At local reality ads, I worked there for a month.While I was there, I noticed they would offer their service (sign up for a blog, get paid for ads on the blog) and then not pay the members.They claim to pay out a large sum of money for your blog posts (up to 200 per post), but then may actually never send the money out. They also claim to pay their sales staff, but when you ask for your payment, you are told that the sales didn't go through. Every sale that you make, they keep.
Now they are doing to do an SMS shortcode service (for advertising). They have the ability to do the service, but what they are doing is they call up businesses, then they have the business do a test text message to try out the service, but then they charge for the test texts and pocket that money. I was told to just tell them that the test texts are no charge, but it was unknown to my manager at the time.
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