The services were delightful I felt it was helpful for my company to reach Target audience easily, This was my 2nd purchase with them.
I could not update my feedback before I was on Maternity leave. Now coincidentally I saw this page I thought let me update my experience as well, maybe it would be useful for others.
Recently i've purchased an event's list. I should say i'm completely happy with their service and the prompt responses from the people.
I suppose to pay so much to get the mailing list from outside. But unfortunately, i've come across with their campaign services through one of my colleagues. Immediately i've sought for their assistance.
Really it was helpful, and supported a lot to increase my reach.
Selling lists from SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
I think the company has doubtful practices. I will expose my experience, hoping to help others.
I received an email from a certain Amy Smith ([email protected]), associated in the email with SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019, which is a serious scientific organisation and that organizes a real scientific event. Given that this is not my research field, I did not answer to the first message, thinking it was scam. However, I received a second email from that Amy, kind of follow-up. Just to check if that was real email, I asked for informations. Then a second person, Theresa Smith ([email protected]), explained essentially that they are selling Excel spreadsheet lists of participants of the meeting, and that file is sold for about 400$ US dollars. Thus 400$ to have a list of participants, to create possibly more scam and more telemarketing! I contacted the support at SCCM, and the team told me: "The information you have provided is from companies attempting to sell mailing lists. This is not from SCCM nor are they affiliated with SCCM". However, note that Amy signed like this:
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Swift response would be appreciated.
Regards,
Amy Smith
SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
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The operations of this company, Target Blues, LLC, seem fraudulous and doubtful. Be careful when dealing with that kind of marketing companies.
Selling lists from SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
I received an email from a certain "Amy Smith" ([email protected]). The message was not clear, if the person was affiliated or not with the SCCM Critical Care Congress, which represents a serious organisation and which is a serious scientific congress. I did not answer to the first email, considering it was spam. But I received a second email, a follow-up; I decided to answer and to ask for informations, just to see if that was a real email. I received another email, from Theresa Smith ([email protected]), claiming to sell a list of participants at the Congress for 400$. From the first email, they sell an Excel database and they can "accord the insights on an excel spread-sheet or whichever the format your CRM supports". I contacted SCCM, and the support person said: "The information you have provided is from companies attempting to sell mailing lists. This is not from SCCM nor are they affiliated with SCCM". The operations of Target Blues, LLC are certainly highly doubtful, given that Amy signed:
Sold us lists that were not verified and literally no good for a government Expo, called them and explained and they said they would resend a new 100% called and verified list. They sent the same exact list, same # order, same identical names.
I called and asked for a refund and they said they needed to investigate. after excuse after excuse they finally said they would refund but never recieved it.
I have emails from them saying refund was preocessed but as of today 12.3.20158 no refund that was initiated and sent on 11.09.2018. call me before sending any money to this company, have all detailed conversations and emails for this incident.
Target Blues, LLC. Reviews
Stop spreading Hatred people
Recently I've purchased an event's list. I should say I'm completely happy with their Service and the prompt responses from the people.
Thanks to Target Blues LLC.
The services were delightful I felt it was helpful for my company to reach Target audience easily, This was my 2nd purchase with them.
I could not update my feedback before I was on Maternity leave. Now coincidentally I saw this page I thought let me update my experience as well, maybe it would be useful for others.
Recently i've purchased an event's list. I should say i'm completely happy with their service and the prompt responses from the people.
I suppose to pay so much to get the mailing list from outside. But unfortunately, i've come across with their campaign services through one of my colleagues. Immediately i've sought for their assistance.
Really it was helpful, and supported a lot to increase my reach.
Selling lists from SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
I think the company has doubtful practices. I will expose my experience, hoping to help others.
I received an email from a certain Amy Smith ([email protected]), associated in the email with SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019, which is a serious scientific organisation and that organizes a real scientific event. Given that this is not my research field, I did not answer to the first message, thinking it was scam. However, I received a second email from that Amy, kind of follow-up. Just to check if that was real email, I asked for informations. Then a second person, Theresa Smith ([email protected]), explained essentially that they are selling Excel spreadsheet lists of participants of the meeting, and that file is sold for about 400$ US dollars. Thus 400$ to have a list of participants, to create possibly more scam and more telemarketing! I contacted the support at SCCM, and the team told me: "The information you have provided is from companies attempting to sell mailing lists. This is not from SCCM nor are they affiliated with SCCM". However, note that Amy signed like this:
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Swift response would be appreciated.
Regards,
Amy Smith
SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
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The operations of this company, Target Blues, LLC, seem fraudulous and doubtful. Be careful when dealing with that kind of marketing companies.
Selling lists from SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
I received an email from a certain "Amy Smith" ([email protected]). The message was not clear, if the person was affiliated or not with the SCCM Critical Care Congress, which represents a serious organisation and which is a serious scientific congress. I did not answer to the first email, considering it was spam. But I received a second email, a follow-up; I decided to answer and to ask for informations, just to see if that was a real email. I received another email, from Theresa Smith ([email protected]), claiming to sell a list of participants at the Congress for 400$. From the first email, they sell an Excel database and they can "accord the insights on an excel spread-sheet or whichever the format your CRM supports". I contacted SCCM, and the support person said: "The information you have provided is from companies attempting to sell mailing lists. This is not from SCCM nor are they affiliated with SCCM". The operations of Target Blues, LLC are certainly highly doubtful, given that Amy signed:
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Regards,
Amy Smith
SCCM Critical Care Congress 2019
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Be careful.
Sold us lists that were not verified and literally no good for a government Expo, called them and explained and they said they would resend a new 100% called and verified list. They sent the same exact list, same # order, same identical names.
I called and asked for a refund and they said they needed to investigate. after excuse after excuse they finally said they would refund but never recieved it.
I have emails from them saying refund was preocessed but as of today 12.3.20158 no refund that was initiated and sent on 11.09.2018. call me before sending any money to this company, have all detailed conversations and emails for this incident.
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