Updated 2/17/2009 - Other Opinion
and Rating Organizations
V Listings*
Vacation
Getaway Travel, Inc. -
1) No address on unsolicited fax. 2) 99
cent pricing. 3) Unsolicited faxes 10/22/02
VCom
- (Computer software products) 1) Late Rebate payment 2) No apparent identity as to what the rebate repayment was for
making
it
difficult
to
track which rebate went with which product and thereby making
it hard to know if rebates were all paid. 6/24/04
VeriSign - 1) Junk Mail 2/17/09, 2) Fine Print - VeriSign will give a $10 gift card to survey participants. Very, very fine print states the $10 will go only to the first 500 participants possibly getting far more surveys than payouts. As the economy worsens, we will see such supposedly trustworthy companies, like this one that supposedly deals with Internet Security issues, do such "untrustworthy" things. No wonder we don't have any faith in corporate America. Like VeriSign, it's all "tricky dicky." I do not plan to use their logo. That would be hypocrisy.
Verizon
Wireless - 1) Junk Mail 9/14/01, 2) 99 cent pricing
8/2002, 3) Tried to pay bill online and couldn't get in due
to service being down. 4) Tried a few days later to set up
account to pay online and when I clicked on the link to set
up an account, it took me to a page where I couldn't set up
an account???
VIP
Petcare Services (CA) - 1) Junk
Mail 4/3/08
Michael P. Murphy
DBA The Small Businessman - www.smallbusinessman.com
Technical Site Coordinator and Registrant
V Listings (Cont.)
Vonage
(Netphone Service) - 1) Running out of phone numbers.
2) Sales couldn't answer general questions and referred potential
customer to a second number. 3) Second number (support) was constantly
busy.
4) Vonage connector box didn't offer a Vonage Support number anywhere.
5) takes weeks to transfer your current
number to their service (if they can do it at all). 6) Even their
Business Plus Persona Car number stated that all circuits were
busy. 7) If your internet service is down, so will be your phone.
The things some of us will do to save a buck. 8) Customers seem to have trouble connecting to service and getting
equipment to
work.
9) They also consistently report poor customer service. 10) there also seems to be worse call clarity when doing computer work
at
the
same time. 11) 99 cent pricing. 3/14/07 12) Junk mail. 3/14/07 -
Voice over IP may be the coming thing, but unless you're really
willing
to
go
through
the
hair
pulling
in
order to
save
a few bucks
at the loss of call clarity, stick to your current land
line. 1/4/2005
VST
Corporation's Tri-Media Reader (SmartDisk
Corporation) - 1) Does not keep drivers up to
date, making product unusable. 2) website
sends users into an endless loop avoiding direct contact
with tech
support most likely
to save money 3) website has user answer a marketing survey
in order to get a message to the webmaster. 12/8/02
