Sales Tiger Pro Point Management Services, Howard Joel Meltzer DO NOT DO AN E-MAIL MARKETING CAMPAIGN WITH THIS COMPANY Ponte Vedra Beach Florida

First I would like to thank the proprietors of this site for allowing me to first publish my complaint back in August. Hopefully my rebuttal here doesn't sound like a "he said/she said" response.  It enabled another customer of Sales Tiger who felt wronged to reach out to me and to tell me how he was wronged.  In my industry, I am required to keep all verbal and e-mail responses for a period of ten years.  Not only do I have the records of both my verbal and written correspondences between Mr. Meltzer and myself but also have the record of the written correspondences  of the other customer that he has wronged with me as well.  I am more than happy to share those correspondences with the proprietors of this site if need be.

To all of the others that have ever been wronged in any way shape or form, I suggest googling the company that wronged you, preferably before you do business with them as well as the principals of that firm.  In this case, and unfortunately it was after the fact, I googled both Sales Tiger and it's principal, Howard Joel Meltzer.  What I found by googling explained why I had the problem in the first place!

In closing, there seems to be a "pattern" followed by Mr. Meltzer in his dealings with both myself and the unnamed other customer.  In my case, it was the failure to deliver on the part of both Mr. Meltzer and Sales Tiger for what they promised me.  In the case of the other unamed customer, there clearly was a case of fraud as per what was disclosed to me by the other customer in those e-mail correspondences.

We have NEVER had a RIPOFF Report written about us in the 15 years we have been in business. This is the first so there is a reason: 

The claims made by the "Independent Life & Health Insurance Broker (Who of coarse won't give his name / I could but won't because I don't do business that way)) are completly false. 

He started with us as he stated in late May (it took 2 weeks for his credit card to work as it had Insufficient funds) we then sent out a campaign for him on June 7th. Our agreement requires a 90 day cancellation because we offer our clients exclusivity in their market area plus we provide all the marketing material and prospect lists.

Once the prospect lists were loaded and we sent the first campaign he cancelled the program and shut off his credit card from us being able to bill it any further.