Anybody heard about This SEO company

I recently get e-mail from http://www.servicewrap.net/internet_promotion.html and i dont trust what they say on their site. So anybody know are this guys legit or not. I think it is not possible to get any website for a week to the top 10 position.

 

If its too good to be true its too good to be true.

See if you can find any information on the company on google, otherwise stay clear.

 

haven't heard of that company. but i agree with thecashcow..

it's hard to trust people easily.

 

The staff look pretty hot but I don't expect they even know what SEO is.

 

Probably their new..

 

Yeah ... couldnt agree more

 

Yea, it seems that girls are fond of anything else just not SEO, lol

And this company already was mentioned on DP about a month ago or even earlier

 

Anyone offering:

Top 3 SEPs
Guarantees
Hotbot, Netscape (the old search site), or Lycos Optimization

I'd stay away from. Those are red flags, especially at their very cheap price points. I'd assume they're taking shortcuts to get pricing that low.

Also, take into account how they emailed you. Was it unsolicited spam? Or did they rent a list? Or were they previously a contact? Whatever the relationship there is, it should also be an indicator of the type of company they are.

 

They will get you in the top 10 for very specific phrases... probably. Anybody who claims they can guarantee results, are bogus in SEO.

 

Do they have on-site visits????

 

Sure, they don't have on-site visits) They have cheap prices cause that way they can take more orders and cheat more people. All this old search engines and guarantees help them as well)

 

We all know that they are not likely to be able to do what they claim. I just want to know if their staff really look like that.

Their pitch sounds a lot like the Guaranteed First Page Placement scams that are really just pay-per-click advertising.

 

Makes me wonder which on is bronze, which one is silver, which one is gold, and who's the upgrade?!

 

A bunch of good looking women asking for your money for "too good to be true" services.......when is that ever a good thing?

I would read their claims again with a fine toothed comb, read their company information, privacy policy, TOC, etc... and then do some external research before you even contact them.


It would be best to err on the side of caution.

 

This e-mail I receive from them.

Greetings,

Many thanks for your email. I do hope that you are well.

Your site is unfortunately in an extremely difficult marketplace, I would expect that you would hope for the keyword "Paris Hilton" and associated keywords. Unfortunately I can only advise that we would not be able to achieve these kind of keywords for you as part of our promotion. We would attain as much as we can and we have a full refund guarantee but we would struggle to say the least in attaining the best keywords for this site.

I am ever so sorry that I was unable to assist you further. Might I recommend you try a company like www.submitexpress.com who may be better placed to assist you. We are not affiliated with this company in anyway but like to recommend alternatives when we are unable to assist.

Might I take this opportunity to wish you all the very best for the future.

Kindest Regards,

Karen
Customer Support

 

haven't heard of them before though i agree that i agree that those women on the banner are really hot...great strategy to get visitors attention...especially men...hahahaha

 

i'll take them out for a test drive and let you know.

 

It is possible to get top ten position under a week if you target keywords where the competition is low. But seriously, no one can guarantee any positions when it comes to SEO.

 

Looks like a crazy guarantee, but there website seems quite reputable but watch out..

 

Don't forget you can pay $50 on template monster and have a very reputable website in a few hours. The really reputable sites are ones that don't look like a template.