@viv0412 wrote:
And on the same note, there is no reason for any SHOPPER to not know that they are fraudulent...
Takes two to tango, both shoppers AND clients should be able to put them out of business. But somehow they are still plugging along.
@sestrahelena wrote:
Yet they still have new clients every month or so.
On a side note, I wrote a letter (and mailed it anonymously from a far away zip code) to the president of one of their clients at the time. That client is now with a reputable MSC. Probably nothing to do with the letter but satisfying all the same.
I've often thought of mailing that same themed letter to all clients of theirs. Truth is, in this day of instant information, there is no way for any potential client to NOT realize that this MSC is fraudulent.
@sestrahelena wrote:
@viv0412 wrote:
And on the same note, there is no reason for any SHOPPER to not know that they are fraudulent...
Takes two to tango, both shoppers AND clients should be able to put them out of business. But somehow they are still plugging along.
@sestrahelena wrote:
Yet they still have new clients every month or so.
On a side note, I wrote a letter (and mailed it anonymously from a far away zip code) to the president of one of their clients at the time. That client is now with a reputable MSC. Probably nothing to do with the letter but satisfying all the same.
I've often thought of mailing that same themed letter to all clients of theirs. Truth is, in this day of instant information, there is no way for any potential client to NOT realize that this MSC is fraudulent.
Thanks to this forum, I've never shopped for them. I am registered though, and keep an eye on their postings. Kind of like rubbernecking at an accident site.
@sestrahelena wrote:
@viv0412 wrote:
And on the same note, there is no reason for any SHOPPER to not know that they are fraudulent...
Takes two to tango, both shoppers AND clients should be able to put them out of business. But somehow they are still plugging along.
@sestrahelena wrote:
Yet they still have new clients every month or so.
On a side note, I wrote a letter (and mailed it anonymously from a far away zip code) to the president of one of their clients at the time. That client is now with a reputable MSC. Probably nothing to do with the letter but satisfying all the same.
I've often thought of mailing that same themed letter to all clients of theirs. Truth is, in this day of instant information, there is no way for any potential client to NOT realize that this MSC is fraudulent.
Thanks to this forum, I've never shopped for them. I am registered though, and keep an eye on their postings. Kind of like rubbernecking at an accident site.
Thank you, @shopperbob!!!! You gave me my good chuckle for the day!! Priceless!!@shopperbob wrote:
Metro,
On the first occasion I encountered YMMV, it was after I had taken a position 180 degrees out of phase with another shopper. I literally thought it meant you make me vomit.