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SCAM — SCAM — SCAM
This company is unresponsive to my queries; therefore, my assumption is that this company is a SCAM. All emails are returned, unable to deliver. There has been a $19.97 charge to my account every month for the past couple of months. I will now resort to reporting the company to the BBB and forcing a 'stop payment' from my bank.
I was reviewing my bank statement and noticed a charge of $19.97 from UltraWifiPros for this month and the same amount for two previous months. I have never done any business with this company. I guess I would have been charged forever if I had not noticed. I will post again if they do not respond to me quickly. DO NOT use this company!!!!!!!
This company sends me illegal emails, violating the CAN-SPAM Act laws. They engage daily with a criminal enterprise and turn a blind eye to federal regulations to increase their sales. The law is clear; they are responsible for monitoring companies they hire to manage their marketing. They send "commercial content" daily from a different email address every time, so one cannot block the unwanted spam. I have no "transactional" relationship and have not given consent to email me. I do not trust companies that use illegal ad tactics. I would not recommend this company because they are aware of their infractions, yet continue. According to the FCC CAN-SPAM Act, each email sent is a violation with a $43,280 penalty. They are sending these to thousands of people. (Think Class Action) I am sending a copy of this SPAM to the FCC SPAM enforcement team. I will post this and other similar messages on Trust Pilot every time I get these emails to lower your Trust score. Every interaction I have with your company, I will post another. Do not reply, asking me to unsubscribe or provide you with my information. It's your responsibility to manage your third-party marketing relationships per the Act. Unsubscribing using the third-party marketing partners tool only confirms my email address, which they will use for other campaigns. GOVERN YOURSELF ACCORDINGLY.
COMPANY ADDRESS GIVEN ON EMAIL 4505 Honeywell Court, Dayton OH - ADDRESS USED BY FRAUDSTERS - GOOGLE IT!
This company is fraudulent. The participate in email spam marketing to just waste your time and take your money. Do not buy anything from them.
Do not buy from this vendor , as their customer service is very bad ,bad !!
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