Consumer Incentive Promotions ripoff have not received laptop that company promised Delray Beach Florida

I finally received my laptop, but I am wondering if it is because I filed a complaint with the Federal Government through a Web site that allows consumers to report Internet Fraud.

The Laptop is beautiful. I was really shocked when Fed Ex delivered it this morning considering the trouble I have gone through to contact this company with no resolution.

Something else I am real skeptical about...with the laptop, they sent me a letter requiring me to send back to them my social security number in reference to receiving a gift larger than $600. I do not think so. Though I appreciate the laptop considering the fact that they promised it too me for meeting their requirements, they must really think that I am stupid. I will not send anyone my social security number ever! I will contact the IRS on this issue.

This has been a trip dealing with this company. I definitely learned a lesson!

I mailed a complaint to the NC Attorney General's office about two weeks ago. Have not heard from them yet, but when I went to check my status with Consumer Incentive Promotions, my email disappeared from their database. Based on the last few complaints it seems like this is happening to an increasing number of people. Maybe this is so that they can tell third parties (e.g., state consumer protection agencies) that we never even joined CIP's promotion and prevent any complaint verification? Fortunately, I printed screenshots of the verification page and mailed copies to the Attorney General's office.

After receiving no replies to emails that I sent to other companies involved in this scam I am filing more complaints. I have filed a complaint against Milesource.com, the referring website, and plan to file a complaint against Real.com, the one company that I didn't receive credit for. Basically, the complaint is for their lack of action against CIP, their implied involvement in the scam, and the lack of response I received from these companies, and holding them responsible for gift fulfillment.

Also, if I do not get this resolved by the end of the month I plan to dispute all related charges with my credit card company. After all, fraud is fraud, and hopefully the long relationships I've had with my credit card companies will sway them in my favor. This way the companies that are involved and are not taking any type of corrective action will be compelled to address this issue. I urge everyone to do the same so that these companies will perform appropriate due diligence in the future and keep scams like this away from their own customers AND be held accountable.

I mailed a complaint to the NC Attorney General's office about two weeks ago. Have not heard from them yet, but when I went to check my status with Consumer Incentive Promotions, my email disappeared from their database. Based on the last few complaints it seems like this is happening to an increasing number of people. Maybe this is so that they can tell third parties (e.g., state consumer protection agencies) that we never even joined CIP's promotion and prevent any complaint verification? Fortunately, I printed screenshots of the verification page and mailed copies to the Attorney General's office.

After receiving no replies to emails that I sent to other companies involved in this scam I am filing more complaints. I have filed a complaint against Milesource.com, the referring website, and plan to file a complaint against Real.com, the one company that I didn't receive credit for. Basically, the complaint is for their lack of action against CIP, their implied involvement in the scam, and the lack of response I received from these companies, and holding them responsible for gift fulfillment.

Also, if I do not get this resolved by the end of the month I plan to dispute all related charges with my credit card company. After all, fraud is fraud, and hopefully the long relationships I've had with my credit card companies will sway them in my favor. This way the companies that are involved and are not taking any type of corrective action will be compelled to address this issue. I urge everyone to do the same so that these companies will perform appropriate due diligence in the future and keep scams like this away from their own customers AND be held accountable.

I mailed a complaint to the NC Attorney General's office about two weeks ago. Have not heard from them yet, but when I went to check my status with Consumer Incentive Promotions, my email disappeared from their database. Based on the last few complaints it seems like this is happening to an increasing number of people. Maybe this is so that they can tell third parties (e.g., state consumer protection agencies) that we never even joined CIP's promotion and prevent any complaint verification? Fortunately, I printed screenshots of the verification page and mailed copies to the Attorney General's office.

After receiving no replies to emails that I sent to other companies involved in this scam I am filing more complaints. I have filed a complaint against Milesource.com, the referring website, and plan to file a complaint against Real.com, the one company that I didn't receive credit for. Basically, the complaint is for their lack of action against CIP, their implied involvement in the scam, and the lack of response I received from these companies, and holding them responsible for gift fulfillment.

Also, if I do not get this resolved by the end of the month I plan to dispute all related charges with my credit card company. After all, fraud is fraud, and hopefully the long relationships I've had with my credit card companies will sway them in my favor. This way the companies that are involved and are not taking any type of corrective action will be compelled to address this issue. I urge everyone to do the same so that these companies will perform appropriate due diligence in the future and keep scams like this away from their own customers AND be held accountable.

I mailed a complaint to the NC Attorney General's office about two weeks ago. Have not heard from them yet, but when I went to check my status with Consumer Incentive Promotions, my email disappeared from their database. Based on the last few complaints it seems like this is happening to an increasing number of people. Maybe this is so that they can tell third parties (e.g., state consumer protection agencies) that we never even joined CIP's promotion and prevent any complaint verification? Fortunately, I printed screenshots of the verification page and mailed copies to the Attorney General's office.

After receiving no replies to emails that I sent to other companies involved in this scam I am filing more complaints. I have filed a complaint against Milesource.com, the referring website, and plan to file a complaint against Real.com, the one company that I didn't receive credit for. Basically, the complaint is for their lack of action against CIP, their implied involvement in the scam, and the lack of response I received from these companies, and holding them responsible for gift fulfillment.

Also, if I do not get this resolved by the end of the month I plan to dispute all related charges with my credit card company. After all, fraud is fraud, and hopefully the long relationships I've had with my credit card companies will sway them in my favor. This way the companies that are involved and are not taking any type of corrective action will be compelled to address this issue. I urge everyone to do the same so that these companies will perform appropriate due diligence in the future and keep scams like this away from their own customers AND be held accountable.

Here is something new:

I finally received an email from Consumer Incentive Promotions support. They informed me that I needed to mail them the email confirmation from the 1 sponsor that they had claimed that was "not reported."

I replied back to them asking them why I could not just forward them the email, so I forwarded it to them anyway.

I went to the redeemtion page to follow up on my account and my email address has been removed from their database.

That is ok, because I will be filing some complaints plus, I am also going to contact all of their sponsors and inform them that I will not do business with them any longer ever and will warn others about doing business with them considering the fact that by sponsoring Consumer Incentive Promotions is a bad reflection on thier integrity.

I will follow up if anything comes about this though I feel that I will not be receiving my laptop. If I do, I will sure inform this board, but I do not think it is going to happen.