Reactive Marketing Corporation


Country United States
State Burkina Faso
City Minneapolis
Phone 1-888-469-5877
Website http://www.reactivemarketingcorporation.com/

Reactive Marketing Corporation Reviews

  • Feb 27, 2015

Like all previous reports have outlined - lots of promises, take you deposit stating clearly when it will be 100% refunded, then the shell game starts, never ending, email b/s, NO REFUND. Either DON'T PAY, to start with, or make a claim to your bank/ card issuer as soon as you've read this. These people are CROOKS. "Vegas Scammed" Las Vegas NV

  • Feb 20, 2015

I am reporting that Reactive Marketing Corporation is a huge scam.There is a person name Eric Lokke that took my money and never refunded me back as I had requested in late Jan 2015. I had planned to join this so call Feb 2 class but decided that I didn't want to go ahead with the job and requested my money back.He Eric Lokke had stated that he would refund me my money and each time I had asked when it would be sent he finally stated that it would be on 1/28.He said it would be processed via a check.I gave him my full address and than a few days later wanted to know the status of my check.Never heard back from him BUT then ended up getting another e-mail supposedly from their support division.I told this support team what had been going on and they told me that they might be able to refund me back my money that day if they could have the last 4 numbers of off the card that I had paid with.Well I had already canceled that along with Legalshield too.The person also suggested that they could pay me the money via paypal.I told them that I wanted it sent to me in a check because that was the ONLY option that was given to me at the time by this fake Eric Lokke and that's how I would want it.So the support team stated that the check got sent out on 2/19/2015.I have all of my e-mails and I would like to know since I didn't pay using a cc but using a atm/debit card..how can I get my money reimbursed since this was a scam?? There is evidence with all of my e-mails that I have kept.What do I need to do to get my money back???

  • Feb 18, 2015

I had 1st seen this ad in dec 2014.I thought it would be perfect for me if i hadn't heard back from another job by jan of 2015. I did pay in late dec 2014 and then in jan 2015 the full amt of 95$. Well later on i realized that i wouldn't need to go ahead to be in the 2/2 class so on jan 18th i decided that i had wanted my refund.Well the person eric lokke was my supposed coordinator.I told him that i wanted my money backI had already canceled the legalshield membership) and he stated that it would be done.Then a week goes by and then another and then late in jan he asks for my address because he states it would be sent to me via check.Well then so i waited.Then i decided to e-mail him again to find out the status of my check..Well that's when the e-mail states to contact the support team.Well then when i did and told them about it..They then stated that they could refund my money back to me via paypal or asking me the last4# on the card that i had used...Which is no longer valid...Well i told them i wanted my check and if i didn't get it i would report them! i was hoping to hear how this supposed class on feb2 was going but i never heard anything in the forums so i new then that this wasn't good.Has anyone who has paid using their atm/debit card...Can you get your money back if you paid that way? I didn't have a cc at the time so...Anyways these creeps will get what they deserve!no matter what some people think..When you do dirty to someone or others...It does come back around.So karma will get them.

  • Feb 18, 2015

They will get what they deserve

Did everyone pay using their CC? Did anyone like myself pay using their atm/debit card? After I paid for it and later in Jan decided that I didn't want to continue..I canceled my card. I also had canceled that legalshield membership regardless of what those RMC people had said in the ad.That started to seem strange to me.If anyone else used their atm/debit cards...does anyone know if one can still get their money back using those?Let me know.

  • Feb 18, 2015

Jacqueline from Greensboro, NC is absolutely correct. This company is a fake. I even called the the Secretary of State in the state where this comapany was supposed to reside in and there is no such company or LLC. This company took $45 off my credit card and is 100% scam. I tried to stand by husband because he wanted an at home work position and this one turned out to be a total scam.

They keep you on a reel by saying they are sending you training material via your email and that if you want your money back you just need to request it from them. That's a lie. We had to request it from our credit card company. I'm going to figure out a way to get these fools. I can't believe I fell for this and I hope others will look here first before forking over the $99 that this company requests from you.

They say that they'll take $45 and LegalShield will be taking remaining but that's not true. LegalShield has no knowledge or dealings with this fake company. They tell you not to contact LegalShield because if you do that will take you longer to get your money back. Well guess what? You won't get it back anyway, at least not from them. They have you record your voice and everything and say that you will start training in a month from the time that they take your money. That's BS!!! Don't believe anything Eric or anyone else who is with this fake company....

  • Feb 9, 2015

I found this ad on Craigs List offering a work from home job representing a discount law service. They required $95.00 for what they said was a refundable training charge. After having much trouble setting up my computer to receive thier web address and intrudctive business material. I then had $45.00 stolen from my bank account. I then received a E-Mail telling me they were having trouble attaching a script they wanted me to learn and asked for my patience while they corrected the problem. For the next 2 days I left a few unanswered phone messages. It was then, by googleing the company name, I learned that this is an on going scam.

  • Feb 7, 2015

I actually provided my CC info and they did charge to our CC.

They ran the Craigslist ad which was exceptional, kept those of us who paid bust with hoops to jump through. Just enough urgency to get you moving especially when you need to work. Seemed honest inasmuch as they not only provide a good job description but look as if they are a young company trying to make it.

I spoke with Shell at LegalShield today. Before I could complete my sentence, and that conversation was recorded, she gave me the name and asked me if it was reactive marketing corporation. Yep! Eric Lokke does not even exist and I doubt that Vanessa Hadley does either.

Same story as others have in fact, reported. They take your money, apparently they have a survey "job" available as well that they are taking money for. Whatever the case, LegalShield tells me that Eric Lokke is not this person's name and that he was working along with an agent in LegalShield to make some quick cash but they have closed this down. Now they are looking for evidence against them so if you have communications with Vanessa or Eric ( I'm laughing at myself for falling for this) please send them to [email protected].

They took our money 95.00 two weeks in advance, gave us instructions day by day until they were shut down a couple of days ago to keep us believing that they were legit. They even had us record our voices and send them to place onto their voice mail system. I must admit, it was a pretty sophisticated and well strung out scam. We had to close down a credit card and tomorrow, on Saturday morning we have to go fill out a form with the CC company so that they can pusue fraud charges against them, apparently we are not the only reporters. Very inconvenient.

I became a bit suspicious a few days ago and told Vanessa that if the job wasn't available to let me know so that I could reverse charges on our card. Immediately she told me not to do that ( the chargeback) or I would not receive my refund (excuse me idiot, but, I'm producing my own refund) and that I would be charged fees (whatever)-

So they send us plenty of busy work and in the middle of all of that they send us an e mail stating that they are working with some of LegalShield's agents and marketing for them and that we are NOT to call LegalShield as if we did such a thing we would jeopardize this amazing opportunity to (pay them and get screwed) work and make alot of money.

Now that I have "trained" to work for LegalShield and have looked over their materials, I am seriously considering getting a membership and speaking with an attorney. I believed I had a job and I did not, I just lost my Mom and haven't been able to work for a year so we are struggling and I could have NOT RELAXED and actually continued my search. I cannot believe that they did this with a company that protects the rights of others! I mean REALLY? I was not able to acquire this man's actual name.

I find it hard to believe how elaborate this was. I mean, they put all of this time into scamming people when they could have actually worked a real job and made a living, but no, INVESTING in a dumb scam seemed to be better for them. Not to mention, the authorities don't have problems anymore finding these morons and they insisted on Credit Cards that go to a bank. It was perfect actually because when it's placed on a CC, your credit card company can and will retrieve your funds. MY worry is idenity theft.

I doubt they are located in MN. That address was simply one of those rent an office for an address situations. It helps the scam mills operate very well.

I did send "Vanessa" an e mail to let her know that just because someone knew how to write a good ad didn't mean they wouldn't be found and prosecuted. She did respond to that and so I let her know that people are now being advised as to their mischievious behaviors. I know I am one of many. LegalShield said that the home agents situation never went anywhere but they sure made alot of money and she has had alot of calls about this. So I hope anyone who reads this now understands that no matter how bright you are, and I am not stupid, however desperate for employment after supporting a student a grandchild a child with mental illness and a parent that died a slow painful death, even the best of the best ads shoud be throughly investigated. I even came here before I hopped on board to find two complaints and a response from the company. When they responded I still had hope, but thank you to those who took the time to post here, you warned me, I failed to heed your warning, now I have to pay for it. But I ain't goin down alone, no sir!

  • Feb 13, 2015

Potential employee

Thank you for your article. Everything did seemed legit but I guess it always boil down to that you should have to NEVER pay anything for a job. Guess we're desperate for work now-a-days that sometimes we hope for success despite what our common sense tells us. Thanks again before I gave my CC info away and saved me headache!

Regards,

Georgia Mom

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