UPDATE May13, 2010: Things pertaining to LeapFish.com, their founders and management, along with related startups are no longer of interest to me, therefore no further comments are allowed on this post. There are also more reliable sources out there (such as Better Business Bureau) to help you make an informed decision about LeapFish.
***You may also want to know that the Law Firm of Daniel Bakondi, in San Francisco, CA, is investigating a possible Class Action Law Suit Against LeapFish.
Links
A Brief Tale Of Sleaze– LeapFish should take Rob Shore’s advise and never lie to their potential clients.
Three Scams and Rip-Offs to Report – Kit Eliot describes his “encounter” with LeapFish.
Leapfish Review – Is LeapFish.com an opportunity, scam, or just another meta search site?– short but to the point rundown about advertising on LeapFish- needless to say the author passes on the opportunity to advertise or invest in LeapFIsh.
LeapFish Affiliate Program. Can Giveaways Keep It Afloat?– a post by yours truly. I thought it was a mistake to link their affiliate program to the basic function of their website- the search function. Their widgets also contain SEO friendly links back to their website- my conclusion their affiliate program is really a linking scheme to gain rankings in search engines.
LeapFish.com advertisers beware – yet another account of dealing with LeapFish sale people.
Leapfish.com is it worth it? A rip off? Let the numbers do the talking.– the numbers indeed can do the talking, something LeapFish is terribly afraid of.
I have followed some of your rants. You are a sad, bitter, vengeful, clown.
@shakingmyhead,
Just for the record. You did leave the message from Contra Costa County Library isn’t it not far from Pleasanton, CA where LeapFish headquarters are located? Makes me wonder what is your motive. Anyway, you shall no longer be allowed to comment on my blog. Good day sir!
@Shakingmyhead,
Welcome. Not the best way to make the first impression, but welcome nevertheless.
Thanks for the information Vlad. I wish I had read these posts when I was being boiler roomed by Scott Leese and his sales people at Leap Fish. They have no real product and are all about grabbing money with exaggerated promises. They are con artists, and they need to go to jail.
Funny, I got a very astroturfy comment a couple days ago.
What sort of desperate environment must they have over there?
Nice roundup 🙂
Will
Will,
Thanks for stopping by. If you have 80 sales people working on the commission to sell overpriced product you automatically set yourself up for such things. Time will show however who is right or who is wrong.
Again thanks for stopping by.