Complaint Review: American Digital Networks - Internet Internet
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- American Digital Networks P.O. Box 6607 Internet United States of America
- Phone:
- Web: www.adn1.com
- Category: Internet Services
American Digital Networks Scam - sends out fake invoices Internet, Internet
*UPDATE Employee: American Digital Networks response
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
Another one of many companies that try to trick you by mailing you a remittance/invoice form for a service you did not order, nor really need. They hope to get paid by busy accounts payable clerks who don't bother to look further, or office managers who think it's something that they already have and should renew. Beware! There is nothing that American Digital offers you that you need.
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#1 UPDATE Employee
American Digital Networks response
AUTHOR: A.D.N. - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 17, 2012
This rebuttal is in response to the "American Digital Networks Scam" report.
Please note that in the past American Digital Networks used an invitation packet to market it's online directory service. The invitation packet included an envelop that read "INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE" and included a buck slip, letter explaining the service and a remittance form to participate. Some people, including the person who submitted this claim, did not like the invitation mailer format.
As a result, the mailer format was changed and, at the end of 2011, American Digital ceased using the remittance form to market it's service. Anyone with questions or concerns about information received from American Digital or associated companies should first contact American Digital to discuss concerns.
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