ecommercepositioning.com ecommercemarketing.seattle.com Offered a money bach guarantee to position my internet business on the 1st page of Google & Ya

28th of Nov, 2011 by User867720

On October 24th 2011 Brandon from www.ecommercepositioning.com contacted me. He claimed that ecommercepositioning for a fee of $2,040.00 would within 90 days get my internet business website located in the 1st position on the 1st pages of the Google & Yahoo searches. This service was offered with a unconditional full money back guarantee if they did not complete their offer. I signed a contract with them and gave them permission to debit my credit card the $2,040.00. They stated on the phone that as soon as they recieved the signed contract and the authorization to debit my card that they would email me back the contract signed by their representative. The next day I called them to let them know that I didn't get the contract back from them signed, they said the the guy who signs the contract was out sick and that as soon as he got back to work he would sign & email me the contract. I asked for someone else to sign but they stated that my case was assigned to Brandon and he was the only one that could sign. In the meantime they said they wanted to get started but there were a few changes that needed to be made to my home page so Google & Yahoo would recognize the site better. They made a simple change to my home page banner. I called the next day to find that Brandon was still out sick but later that day I recieved an email stating that if I made any corrections or changes to the changes they made to my website that our contract & guarantee would be null & void. I wrote them several emails and made many, many phone calls but I never recieved a response to my emails & my calls were all met by a taped recording from then on. To date I haven't heard a word from anyone in the company.

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