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Reviews and Complaints

Kinda crazy how people will ask you to write a review before you've even had an experience with their company! Anyway, everything seemed to go well at first until I started getting harassing phone calls from some follow on service. Didn't really bother me too much with the first call, but the 2 other phone calls from the same guy after I told him I'd call back if I decided to use his service set me off. His manager even jumped onto the last phone call and continued to try to push and persuade me to pay for this service. They both tried to express how great of a deal they were offering me and were shocked that I didn't jump right in and spend my money on their service. This is a dead give away for a scam. I sent an email asking how I log into the account for the "voice services" that I paid $498 for and got a phone call today explaining that I don't really have an account and if I wanted to make changes it would have to be done by emailing them and telling them what I want to change. So, I can't physically see the performance of my account by logging in and seeing data, I have to just trust what one of these people tell me. When I asked for a refund I was told that they won't give a refund unless they are unable to register my company. I'm certain that all these great reviews were written long before anyone actually had any activity with this company or the reviews were written by friends of company admins.

I spoke with representatives on Tuesday after seeing a very legitimate-looking ad that seemed to advocate for this group. I listened to their pitch. They offered me a great deal because my rural area lacks other Life Coaches, making me a prime marketing target. My credit card funds were low, so I couldn't purchase immediately, but they had my details. I was under the impression that companies shouldn't retain credit card information. We agreed to reconvene on Thursday. This morning, I missed calls from local 'robo' numbers and soon discovered my credit card was charged by the company. My bank couldn't stop the pending charge, so I contacted the number listed on the charge. To my dismay, the caller ID showed 'Level 9 Marketing, LLC,' not 'Approved Providers Network.' I reached the salesman I had spoken with. I insisted on discussing before any charge, and demanded a refund. He claimed his boss was unavailable due to a family emergency and promised a refund by day's end without providing email confirmation. I'm skeptical and regret not heeding my intuition.

Buyer Beware. Is This "Prime Listings Program" Scam?PLEASE READ: After 3 months, $700, and 3 phone appointments broke by them. Approved Providers Network refused to send me the information on the *** They call it their "Prime Listings Program" They sent me a list of 26 directory's I was listed in at 30 days. After requesting the full list I payed for, (First Time) over the phone with their representative *** J out of ***. (Second Time), through email. (Third Time) on the phone to ***. This is apparently their home office and I was told this, that, and anything else why I could not get a full list of the 82 directory listings my business was apparently listed on. (I still do not have that list of work that was APPARENTLY DONE)So I canceled the service two days before the renewal date and this is a copy of what I received. It has been a pleasure working with you and your business to improve your company's visibility with your online internet marketing. Regretfully, I'd like to confirm the cancellation of the Prime Listings Program upon syndicating your information on 82 directory listings. This program incurred a monthly periodic payment of $199.00, which as of today 9/29 will stop. We have dropped your final monthly payment, due on 10/01, to $149 as a courtesy. You will no longer have a lock on your information on these 82 directories, and your information is now susceptible to consumer-generated content with incorrect data. If you have any questions about your account, need additional assistance logging into your account, or would like to consider starting your program back up, please do not hesitate to contact us at (PHONE NUMBER). Thank you.Sincere appreciation from our business to yours.Kind *** APN Have you ever heard of a program that incurred a "monthly periodic payment of $199.00" which after sending out a conformation of a cancellation two days before renewal on 9/29 says they have dropped your final monthly payment, due on 10/01, to $149 as a courtesy. Me Neither! What is wrong with this picture?So I end where I began,Is This "Prime Listings Program" Scam?Buyer Beware.