Wow, somebody is heavy on the delete button tonight.
My entire post on this got zapped 30 seconds after I put it up.
So I will post it again.
Whats up with that?
So the condensed version is:
Nobody threw Scott W. into this thread.
Read it and look at all the remarks about shitty service, etc.
Then look how Scott puts himself in the thread by offering non-answers, saying there are two sides to every story.
Scott Jumps in this thread and defends the Marketing Program, tries to smooth the waters by basically ignoring Greg's post. Then attempts to distance himself from the issues and problems. "its not my department" & "my hands are tied" sort of stuff.
Scott, if its not your department, then why are you sticking up for it?
What "two sides"? A guy got hosed and it is what it is.
People are lining up to share their lousy experience with this thing.
Wheres the good feedback?
Who here had a decent or even comfortable experience with these folks?
Let us know about it.
Bridgepoint Direct Mail got our attention with a sleekly designed, direct-mail marketing program, that was effective in reaching many of us.
Some of us tried it. We considered it, but I tell you what turned me off was the hard-press sales pitch and the fact that they DESPERATELY rang our phone all day, every day, after the initial conference call. Still do.
The pricing was towards the high end, but not the highest out there.
They had a shot at a good thing but pairing themselves with commission-paid telemarketers who use guerrilla sales tactics hurts their cause first and foremost.
Then, the lack of service after the point of sale, combined with word of mouth is going to be the crusher, in my opinion.
Scott, do they make you come in here and say this stuff or what? A spade is a spade.
Finally, why was this post deleted in the first place?
Shawn? Mike? whassup?
