Commercial Investigations, Inc. Report on Rip Off Report by Commercial Investigations, Inc Staff
Looking at Commercial Investigations, Inc. current position on search engines it is very interesting to see the contrast between Google. com vs. Yahoo. com and Msn. com. Rip off Report sadly is at the top in Google and yet on Msn searches Rip off Report is on the very bottom of page 2 and yahoo the very bottom of page 1. The staff at Commercial Investigations, Inc. thinks this is interesting, especially because of articles such as this one,
http: //www. 97thfloor. com/blog/public-spam-report-google-your-honeymoon-with-rip-off-report-has-to-stop/
This article was written by Chris Bennett, one of the world's leading S. E. O. (search engine optimization) specialists. His website, 97thfloor. com published this article is arguably Rip off Report��s biggest nemesis. Here is an interesting exert from this article,
"As you can see Google is definitely treating Rip Off Report different than Yahoo and Live (msn). Live has dropped them from their results all together, so applauds all around for them. Something I found surprising was Yahoo has almost twice as many pages indexed (676k +) as Google,
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Just looking at our own Google ranking vs. search engines it is amazing to see how clear and true this is holding to be. Not even getting into the legitimacy of Rip off Report and just looking at their relationship with Google. com raises almost a certain flag of shadiness. Google. com is very good about regulating websites, their bots or crawlers if you will, as well as their staff of webmasters usually are extremely on point at regulating illegitimate S. E. O. methods and punishing websites. However for some reason, Google. com has done nothing to stop Rip off Report and in fact has almost awarded R. O. R. with higher rankings. Chris Bennett wrapped up his article with this,
"So to sum up an extremely long post, Rip Off Report is spamming Google��s index, and Google is currently letting them get a way with it. They know this and so do their users and as a result thousands of peoples lives are being ruined due to blatant lies and made up stories. Again I am a lover of the Internet and as messed up as Rip Off Report maybe there is a place on the internet for lies and junk, that is the beauty of the net we all have a voice. However there is no place for this whatsoever in Google��s search results. "
Commercial Investigations, Inc. has been a target and picked on by Ed Magedsonon, the creator of Rip off Report in the past and C. I. I. is currently still fighting this battle. Commercial Investigations,
mbt review, Inc. has been alleged with many false statements on his website. In response to posts on Rip off Report regarding some of our business to business calls,
spyder coats, we have a no call list clearly placed on our website. By law we are obligated to have a no call list, and we more than willingly full fill that obligation. Should anyone feel the need to use it, is clearly up to you. Commercial Investigations, Inc. is also proud to say that we follow all rules and regulations stated in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Every business in the world wants to give their clients the absolute best and finest services, Commercial Investigations, Inc. likes to inform our clients that they can upgrade to a premium service which will includes any and all court fees should a law suit arise, and reporting all debtor information to all credit report agencies. However, they do not have to upgrade to this package, in exact wording of the letter we sent to our clients it says,
"We have received your request to cancel the accounts you have placed for collection. Before your cases were accepted to be placed in our system for collection, you signed a contract that agrees to a 10% cancellation fee if there has been activity on your cases in the preceding 60 days. ��Activity�� is defined as letters, phone calls, skip tracing updates, or payments made within the previous sixty days.
If a payment in any amount is made to us or directly to you, and you then wish to close your account, the entire anticipated commission is due and payable immediately before such account can be deemed closed.
If your request to close your accounts is due to being offered our premium service in the form of a forwarding fee contract (whereby we agree to forward a specified number of collection cases straight to litigation for a one-time fee), you are under no obligation to employ this service. Being offered our premium service is NOT a legitimate reason to cancel your contract.
Many clients find our premium service to be very cost-effective. Rest assured, our standard collection service is extremely efficient, and we will continue to service your accounts on a straight contingency basis, with no upfront cost to you. If you still have questions, please contact us immediately. "
Commercial Investigations, Inc. does not force our clients into any situation they do not want to be in. C. I. I. pushes our services as much as a fast food restaurant pushes a large combo upgrade; we ask if they would like it, and leave it in your hands to make a decision. As for a the 10% cancellation fee, it is because the moment we receive your account, C. I. I. begins skip tracing work and phone calls on your delinquent account(s). Work is done from day one, and most of the time we do not even recover the costs of resources used with the 10%. If we receive payment or settling a debt, we are doing exactly what our clients hired us for,
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It is simple outrageous to read the things being said about our Commercial Investigations, Inc. we urge everyone to think for themselves and do not believe an arguably illegitimate website such as Rip off Report to base your opinion about our company.
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