Worldwide Media Group Link Tech International Google Placement Internet Service Beverly Hills, California

Worldwide Media Group/Link Tech International contacted me on my cell number that is public information due to being a Real Estate Agent on July 30, 2011.  The sales person gives you an agressive sales pitch, makes the offer something you cannot refuse and for the set up fee of only $14.95 and each month afterwards, $79.95.

The guarantee is to put you at the top of the Google Search Engine with the exact wording, which was mine, "Homes for Sale in Murphy, TX".  After two months of not realising I had to contact their customer service to set up the website, I contacted them and complained.  They would not refund or reimburse anything I had already paid in and promised that they would have the website up and running and gave me another website to go to and request changes and additions to be made to the website.

Another month goes by, called again, this time wanting to cancel and of course they made more recommendations for the website and asked to give it another month, so I did.  Month to month called and got the same run around, waited on hold for over 30 minutes, their excuse was they have changed over their phone system and apologized.  Finally, today, March 2, 2012, after an hour of being on hold and speaking with Customer Service and an Account Manager, I have canceled my account with an email confirmation.  Yes, they tried to offer me another location along with the City of Murphy for a free trial for one month, but unless I called to cancel they would start charging me for that location as well.  They also offered to cut my billing for March in half, but again, I would have to contact them in April to cancel again.



Contacted Credit Card Company and they stated as long as I have the confirmation and if they charge me again for March (Billing date March 5th), they will dispute the charge and remove it from my credit card.



Did not receive one lead or contact from their service, what a waste of time and money...I have better success with the actual Rea Estate Sites..I believe this is some type of scam, especially after reading the rest of complaints listed here.  Lesson learned, do not accept any sales calls from companies that you have not contacted directly, if you want additional websites, call them yourself and do the research first.



Will report the same information to BBB...