Phonehog.com Scam operation Boca Raton Florida

Hi,

My name is Phil Nadel. I am the President of PhoneHog.com. I was disappointed to hear of the dissatisfaction and frustration of one of our members. Unfortunately, I cannot identify Fred's account without his email address, so I am unable to comment specifically about his situation. He can write to me personally at Phil@PhoneHog.com and I will be glad to look into his account and rectify any problems.

However, I would like to respond to Fred's general statements about PhoneHog. PhoneHog.com has been in business for 5 years. We have more than 3.5 million members and we have rewarded our members with more than 100 million free long distance minutes. We reward thousands and thousands of minutes every day when members take advantage of free and discount offers and shop at their favorite online stores. We reward our members based on reports we receive from our advertisers. If a member registers for a particular offer using fraudulent or invalid information, the advertiser will not report the transaction to PhoneHog. As a result, we would not be able to credit our member. Also, we identify members by their email addresses. So if a member takes advantage of an offer using an email address that is different from the one we have on record, we will have no way of crediting his account.

PhoneHog.com is a completely free service. There is nothing to buy and no credit card required. We have a dedicated member support department that personally answers all questions and inquiries from our members within 1 business day. We do NOT use canned or generic responses. Every inquiry is answered individually.

Since PhoneHog is 100% advertiser supported, we can only allow each person to have one account. This insures that our advertisers are getting unique, unduplicated and valid responses to their offers. Unfortunately, some members have signed up for PhoneHog multiple times. We need to protect our advertisers (after all, they are the ones paying for the free long distance minutes) and we cannot allow this type of activity. It is a clear violation of our Membership Agreement. Our technology detects this type of fraud and prevents it. In Fred's case, it is possible that our system identified 3 registrations from the same IP address, combined with other factors, as a potential violation of our Membership Agreement.

I look forward to hearing from Fred personally so I can address his specific situation. In addition, I encourage any of our members to contact me directly at Phil@PhoneHog.com with any questions or comments.

Thank you.

President
PhoneHog.com