Extremeleadprogram.com sells a solo ad package. Here is the title of the service. Your Solo Email Ad can be in Thousands of Responsive Prospects’ In-boxes. I ordered a 1 million email blast for $99. When the campaign started so did the spam complaints from people that did not opt in to my landing page. Here are some quotes from some emails I received. "You are barking up the wrong tree...I didn’t request this info". "Unsubscribe me and never send me email again, how did you get my address?", "Remove me I did not opt in to anything". "Don't contact me again, leave me alone and go away", 'Unsubsribe me, who gave you my email", These are just a few samples of the emails I started receiving on day one of the campaign. This proves that the solo ad is actually a software bot scraping emails of the internet and automatically signing up people without their permission. Classic internet fraud. The first few complaints I received I immediately contacting Mike Rogers and told him to stop sending bot opt ins to my landing page. He did not comply with my request. Even as I wright this, he is still sending bot sign ups to my page. I can't get him to stop this. Here is a quote from the sales page. "Should you decide to utilize our Solo Email Ad Services, we fully stand by them and guarantee you will see results. 100% money back guarantee". So much for standing by their service.
I had a similar experience with Mike Rogers company... I also ordered a 1mil email blast solo ad. I had over 100 optis but I noticed not a single one confirmed their optin.. I had some unsubscribe but most just did not confirm the optin. Clickfunnels also registered very few had seen the thank you page, which is impossible not to see unless you are a bot who immediately exits the page once it fakes an optin.. between that and the amount that never confirmed it sent up to many red flags. Internet marketers should be aware when they are being scammed. Please read this article if you think you are being scammed like I was as this article.really enlightened me. https://entreresource.com/udimi-solo-ad-scam/
In December of last year I purchased a 10 million email ad campaign (with a 10,000 clicks guarantee) from extremeleadprogram.com for $269.00.
I was promoting MLM Recruit On Demand which is a lead generation program. (It's free to join and the upgrade only costs $15.00)
I had high expectations, but unfortunately I did not make any sales from this ad campaign. Not even a single sign-up. It doesn't get any worse than that.
By contrast, I promoted the same program via Herculist for $20 and even although I only received a little over 1,000 clicks, I got several sign-ups and even made a couple of sales.
Even when I use free safelists I often get sign-ups, so to not receive any from a supposedly 10 million email ad is really strange.
I've made other smaller purchases at Extreme Lead Program in the past with mediocre results so I decided to try a much larger ad campaign thinking that would make a difference but I was sorely mistaken.
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Extremeleadprogram.com sells a solo ad package. Here is the title of the service. Your Solo Email Ad can be in Thousands of Responsive Prospects’ In-boxes. I ordered a 1 million email blast for $99. When the campaign started so did the spam complaints from people that did not opt in to my landing page. Here are some quotes from some emails I received. "You are barking up the wrong tree...I didn’t request this info". "Unsubscribe me and never send me email again, how did you get my address?", "Remove me I did not opt in to anything". "Don't contact me again, leave me alone and go away", 'Unsubsribe me, who gave you my email", These are just a few samples of the emails I started receiving on day one of the campaign. This proves that the solo ad is actually a software bot scraping emails of the internet and automatically signing up people without their permission. Classic internet fraud. The first few complaints I received I immediately contacting Mike Rogers and told him to stop sending bot opt ins to my landing page. He did not comply with my request. Even as I wright this, he is still sending bot sign ups to my page. I can't get him to stop this. Here is a quote from the sales page. "Should you decide to utilize our Solo Email Ad Services, we fully stand by them and guarantee you will see results. 100% money back guarantee". So much for standing by their service.
I had a similar experience
I had a similar experience with Mike Rogers company... I also ordered a 1mil email blast solo ad. I had over 100 optis but I noticed not a single one confirmed their optin.. I had some unsubscribe but most just did not confirm the optin. Clickfunnels also registered very few had seen the thank you page, which is impossible not to see unless you are a bot who immediately exits the page once it fakes an optin.. between that and the amount that never confirmed it sent up to many red flags. Internet marketers should be aware when they are being scammed. Please read this article if you think you are being scammed like I was as this article.really enlightened me. https://entreresource.com/udimi-solo-ad-scam/
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In December of last year I purchased a 10 million email ad campaign (with a 10,000 clicks guarantee) from extremeleadprogram.com for $269.00.
I was promoting MLM Recruit On Demand which is a lead generation program. (It's free to join and the upgrade only costs $15.00)
I had high expectations, but unfortunately I did not make any sales from this ad campaign. Not even a single sign-up. It doesn't get any worse than that.
By contrast, I promoted the same program via Herculist for $20 and even although I only received a little over 1,000 clicks, I got several sign-ups and even made a couple of sales.
Even when I use free safelists I often get sign-ups, so to not receive any from a supposedly 10 million email ad is really strange.
I've made other smaller purchases at Extreme Lead Program in the past with mediocre results so I decided to try a much larger ad campaign thinking that would make a difference but I was sorely mistaken.
Needless to say, this was a total waste of money.