Do not make the mistake we did and extend credit to the husband and wife team of Stan and Anita Burns. These are not good people. We didn't do our due dilligence until afterwards, shame on us. There's another report on this website on them and after just a few phone calls with industry contacts the negative reviews were quick to follow.
Anita and Stan agreed to purchase phone calls from an Interactive Television campaign that we brokered. We were very transparent with them and made it clear that this was a test to see if they could make this work. People watched a show like Maury Povich and were then asked to call in to vote on the days show. Once they voted, callers could opt in to listen to pitches from sponsers. If the caller responded to the offer, they would press1 and be transferred to the client.
The first time we ran the campaign, the client agreed to pay for any call lasting greater than 120seconds. We ran for one week. Less than 5% of the calls became billable. My vendor became alarmed and he stqrted auditing calls. He discovered that Mid10's agents were taking the callers phone number and calling them back. Of course this happened within 120seconds and so the calls didn't become billable. Only 23calls became billable. This first invoice they paid.
We ran a second campaign where our vendor insisted on 60seconds as the new billable threshold in exchange for a lower payout. This campaign also ran for one week and totaled 55billable calls. A little over $3,000 was the final invoice.
Those are the facts.
Do not accept terms from this husband and wife team.
Mid10 Marketing, LLC Reviews
Do not make the mistake we did and extend credit to the husband and wife team of Stan and Anita Burns. These are not good people. We didn't do our due dilligence until afterwards, shame on us. There's another report on this website on them and after just a few phone calls with industry contacts the negative reviews were quick to follow.
Anita and Stan agreed to purchase phone calls from an Interactive Television campaign that we brokered. We were very transparent with them and made it clear that this was a test to see if they could make this work. People watched a show like Maury Povich and were then asked to call in to vote on the days show. Once they voted, callers could opt in to listen to pitches from sponsers. If the caller responded to the offer, they would press1 and be transferred to the client.
The first time we ran the campaign, the client agreed to pay for any call lasting greater than 120seconds. We ran for one week. Less than 5% of the calls became billable. My vendor became alarmed and he stqrted auditing calls. He discovered that Mid10's agents were taking the callers phone number and calling them back. Of course this happened within 120seconds and so the calls didn't become billable. Only 23calls became billable. This first invoice they paid.
We ran a second campaign where our vendor insisted on 60seconds as the new billable threshold in exchange for a lower payout. This campaign also ran for one week and totaled 55billable calls. A little over $3,000 was the final invoice.
Those are the facts.
Do not accept terms from this husband and wife team.
Cash up front is our advise.