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I Just signed up to http://goodmlmsignups.com

exjobseeker — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 23:03:45 +0000

Yes I did! I just signed up for 25 guaranteed signups from www.goodmlmsignups.com. As stated in the previous post, I will keep you posted. This blog is not to bash PayPal or Good MLM Signups. The purpose of this blog is to inform buyers of scams and cheats. I payed via Paypal again but this time I used my credit card so that I can actually do something about crappy service instead of letting Paypal help make me a victim a second time.

I will continue to hope that I get good, sound, guaranteed signups and will reserve judgement until things are resolved one way or another. The website, www.goodmlmsignups.com, cautions that it could take up to 30 days to receive all of the leads so my updates may be a little delayed.

I’ll be back soon.

About to give http://www.goodmlmsignups.com another $40

exjobseeker — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 22:29:26 +0000

Oh yes, I’m still waiting for Claude from www.goodmlmsignups.com to respond to my request to resolve the bogus leads I received while his company was under prior management. I will not let them get away, I will purchase the leads straight out again and see what happens. I am curious to see if www.goodmlmsignups.com is still a scam like it was when run by Joseph Then. I will purchase guaranteed signups from www.goodmlmsignups.com tonight to a landing page that I threw together and report back after I get some results. My strategy includes a contact form on my page that writes directly to my email which arrives at my Blackberry immediately. I will then call EVERY lead as soon as they submit their information and get the goods on:
1) did they see my page,
2) did they receive an incentive to signup to my contact form, and
3) if they did receive an incentive – what type incentive did they receive?

After Claude made his appearance here claiming to want to clear the air and clean things up, I never anticipated that he would drop the ball before the game even started.

Let the games begin!

Let’s give http://goodmlmsignups.com another try

exjobseeker — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:12:24 +0000

Yesterday I joined an MLM. It seems like a good one. It has stablility and a good compensation plan. I am heading over to www.goodmlmsignups.com now to test out this new owner and his promise of better service than the previous owner. I have an opt-in page that is attractive to visitors, informative, and concise. I will report back after I have received the guaranteed signups from www.goodmlmsignups.com and assessed their responsiveness.

Later

Update: I submitted a help ticket to Claude, the new owner, and am waiting for him to respond to my email.

Guaranteed Signups – Under New Management

exjobseeker — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:40:12 +0000

Yesterday, I saw an email in my inbox that got my blood boiling. It was from GoodMLMSignups. Now you all know how I feel about Joseph Then and GoodMLMSignups. They are scammers. I have posted about them and Paypal several times. So, I open the email ready to respond with a caustic “leave me alone” reply only to find that GoodMLMSignups is no longer owned by Joseph Then. Of further surprise, is the fact that the new owner is conducting a survey, asking how the service was and how he can improve it. Okay, Okay! That’s alright, but I’m still angry, just to see the name in my inbox after repeatedly asking to be removed from all future mailing lists, but anyway, I resist my temptation to delete the message and direct my browser to the URL to complete the “survey”. I expressed my disappointment with the service and left a link to this blog for the new owner to review and see how I really felt about Joseph Then and GoodMLMSignups. To his credit, he read the blog, responded to my post, and offered to rectify the situation as best he could. I respect that. I respect the new owner of GoodMLMSignups, Claude LaBadie.

It only seems fair to give credit for the fact that the new owner is trying to fix the errors of the old owner even tho he is clearly not responsible. So, although I have no immediate need for guaranteed signups, I can say that if I should I would give Claude LaBadie and the new GoodMLMSignups another chance.

Regards, Exjobseeker

Guaranteed Sign Ups – Any Legitimate Ones?

exjobseeker — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:54:01 +0000

Guaranteed sign ups could be an online marketers dream come true, or their worst nightmare. Attempting to purchase guaranteed sign ups from www.goodmlmsignups.com owned by Joseph Then was a nightmare for me. I would suggest any and all marketers run from his guaranteed sign ups. The guaranteed sign ups promised by Joseph Then are fake and scams. I never even received the guaranteed sign ups into my back office yet they were showing on his stats screen. I attempted to resolve the issue with him and then even via Paypal at www.paypal.com without success. Do not purchase guaranteed sign ups from Joseph Then with www.goodmlmsignups.com. I know his guaranteed sign ups are fake and I am afraid to try any others. Stay away from the guaranteed sign ups from www.goodmlmsignups.com. Regards,

Good MLM Signups is a scam!

exjobseeker — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 02:43:11 +0000

I don’t think I can stress it enough. Good MLM signups is a scam. They are con artists. I signed up to receive guaranteed signups from goodmlmsignups at www.goodmlmsignups.com and was scammed. I never received the signups and PayPal at www.paypal.com refused to refund my money. Now to add icing to this bitter cake, Joseph Then the administrator of goodmlmsignups at www.goodmlmsignups.com is still sending me spam mail glorifying his scam of a project. I am sure he is raking the dough with PayPal at www.paypal.com in his back pocket to help with his guaranteed signups scam.

Paypal IS IN BED WITH THIEVES!!

exjobseeker — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 15:31:05 +0000

Oh yeah, you heard me right. Paypal, www.paypal.com is in partnership with thieves and robbers. I have been a long term user of Paypal, www.paypal.com and have ignored the bashing statements and reviews that claim Paypal, www.paypal.com is a scam and continued to use Paypal, www.paypal.com as my payment processor of choice. Well, I guess it was about 8-9 months ago and Paypal took it’s first jab at me. I was selling mid priced ticket items like Wii, unlocked cell phones, and even cell phone accessories, when I had my Paypal, www.paypal.com account restricted. Well, they lie, it is really blocked. I was unable to send payments, make withdrawals, nothing. It was awfully frustrating, to say the least. I provided all of the requested documentation, including USPS tracking numbers and continued to call Paypal, www.paypal.com everyday. All to no avail. My Paypal, www.paypal.com account remained suspended for an entire week plus 2 days. I was unable to make payments on auctions that I had won nor was I able to transfer funds that I had earned to my checking account. My Paypal account remained blocked for 3 days AFTER my buyers had all left positive feedback on eBay. What a bunch of crap. I, however, calmed myself and continued to use Paypal to send and receive money.

Silly me!!! Now for the deal sealer!! I purchased guaranteed signups to my MLM website page from Joseph Then with http://www.goodmlmsignups.com/, where they claim “All leads (amount according to your demand) are rock-solid guaranteed to be received within 30 days or else you get your money back! This is too ensure you don’t risk anymore than already did before!”.

Liars, scams, cheats, thieves – I could go on and on about these charlatans. I have actually given them two good tries and the same thing has resulted each time. Beware, these jokers operate under different website names but sell the same fake, phony, services. For example, http://www.trafficsignups.com/guaranteed_signups.html, http://guaranteedsignups.org/.

And this rubbish even has the audacity to publish ezines bragging about his own scammy business: http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Truth-Behind-Guaranteed-Sign-Ups&id=43164.

I stress to you, don’t believe the hype. It sounds good and it could work, but it doesn’t. He is a liar and a scam and Paypal, www.paypal.com is helping him get away with it.

Now back to Paypal.

The Facts:

I purchased 25 signups for $40.00 to my MLM website through Paypal, www.paypal.com from http://www.goodmlmsignups.com
I waited patiently for the signups to begin.
I logged into my http://www.goodmlmsignups.com backoffice and saw 8 signups listed.
I checked my MLM website backoffice and saw 0 signups listed.
I sent a support ticket to http://www.goodmlmsignups.com via the contact form on http://www.goodmlmsignups.com.
I recieved a reply from Joseph Then with http://www.goodmlmsignups.com stating that he would need to check with his staff to see where my signups were not in my MLM website backoffice.
I continued to see signups accrue in my http://www.goodmlmsignups.com backoffice and none in my MLM website backoffice.
I continued to email with Joseph Then with http://www.goodmlmsignups.com concerning the discrepancy.
He responded by refunding my Paypal account $16.00 of the $40.00 I had paid him.
I filed a dispute with Paypal, www.paypal.com and escalated it to a Paypal claim.
Paypal, www.paypal.com responded that they were unable to decide in my favor because these were virtual goods.

Well, WTF? He obviously scammed me! What are they saying??? Is it okay to use Paypal to scam people if your goods are “virtual”? That is beyond crooked Paypal, www.paypal.com. I can say that is all the proof I need to signup with a different payment processor. I just don’t know which one yet. I was scammed by someone I didn’t even know, but the worst part about it is that I was scammed by someone that I thought I did know and someone I trusted. I was scammed out of $24.00 by Paypal, www.paypal.com. Regards,

Hello world!

exjobseeker — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 17:25:42 +0000

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