Comments on: Storesonline Review - Part 1

By: James Bernal

James Bernal — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:00:06 +0000

I had posted a statement how me and my wife purchased 3 web sites from stores on line and was not happy.Is there any law suites does any one know.I still have not given up about getting some of the money back.Or has anyone got their money back.It was back in June 23,2007 I know its been a while.Please e-mail me at navarro@tcaexpress.net.Thank You James Bernal

By: john

john — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 00:19:10 +0000

I have had a very hard time with sol to get a url that they recommend to get from go daddy.Nobody there knows hmmm. Now that my credit cards are maxed and that PMI company made me promises I now have no choice to declare bankruptcy. Ten thousand dollars latter . Please let me know if there are ANY lawsuits ,,
because IM IN .SOL only helps to a small degree and Do not deliver ..If you are canadian stay away the SOL
are US based and many rules change when it comes down to the sales of all products,, Ten grand is alot of coin that well i ,,lost

By: Jon

Jon — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 22:17:36 +0000

Actually I have been doing quite well with my sites, However I am using the old version of SOL which I think is better and easyer to use. If you dont know anything about the internet you will have a hard time. It took me a while to figure things out, but I also have a computer background. I tryed to use the SOL pro version and could not generate very much traffic, but with the old version of SOL I am getting lots of traffic. My site http://www.the-best-hot-sauce.com is getting an average of 100 hits per day and my sales from october have gone up. It seems that the bigger your site is the better. You cannot get into this and expect to get sales right away. It takes time, even search engines take weeks or months before your site will get indexed. I think SOL needs to explain this more at their seminars. You have to be persistant and patient, dont give up ever.

By: Christie

Christie — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 21:38:20 +0000

well, i went to the SOL thing 2 days ago . . . i was actually reading all of these comments while at the seminar . . .the problem is the program they now present is a bit different and APPEARED much improved. Now you have unlimited sites, not just 6 . . .their customer service won an award for 2007 that was also given to big companies like SAP, IBM and Xerox . . . I even talked with the guy about several of the comments on this site and others. He had calmed my “fears” and after I negotiated a reduced price, i went ahead and took the leap . . . of course the next day i was already wondering if i had made a mistake . . .and now that i decided to really see what i had purchased, i have now had absolutely NO luck contacting their SUPPOSED “award winning” 24/7 service . . . In fact there is No One available to answer the live chat (I singed in 4 separate times to check). the email support gives an automated response and their 801 # not only is a pay number but is only open mon-fri.
So I will be attempting to get my money back and cancel tomorrow = Monday, which will be the official 3rd day . . .wish me luck!! i didn’t even get the pink and green copies they promised of what i signed detailing the 3 day cancelation policy I did pay $1000 less than everyone else supposedely but man, it wasn’t cheap . . .I really hope i’m not out all that money :o(

By: patricia lazar

patricia lazar — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 03:07:28 +0000

We worked on it so bloody hard, followed every thing they said we should do to a ‘T’. My partner’s a professional webmaster - he said it was the most convoluted website to put together and they didn’t know what they were talking about. We signed on only for the Marketing Techniques - it was a huge scam and money down the toilet, along with our 15 months of 18 hour workdays and disappointment and loss of other income while doing that!

By: patricia lazar

patricia lazar — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 03:01:42 +0000

Good for you Key! Just be careful with all those hunky goonies they have standing around - they look to me like they’re Mafioso!

By: patricia lazar

patricia lazar — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 02:52:16 +0000

It just makes me so mad that SoL has ripped off so many people, including my partner and myself. Everything written above about their sales pitch and guarantees of how easy it is and how they guarantee we will get to the top of the search engines is true! They are indeed scam artists. I am in the process now of trying to get a full refund from them. We had bought 6 licenses too, and had only opened one, worked day and night on it for over a year and got absolutely nowhere, other than being contacted every few days by their Affilifate marketing companies who tried to coax us into buying more marketing strategies for thousands of dollars more! I am beyond furious and would like to see all of us victims getting back our money, and also to see those bloody scumbags in jail where they belong for their fraudulent practices. I’m in Canada. Are there any class action lawsuits going on here, or what can I do? Please help.
Patricia

By: Jerry

Jerry — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 12:38:34 +0000

They do not give you a chance to ask questions. They tell you to write them down and ask later.

By: Sandra Mors

Sandra Mors — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:35:42 +0000

I too went to storesonline free seminar/lunch and paid $50 for the workshop which is being held tomorrow. After reading several comments on this company on this and other websites I will not be attending their workshop as I do not want to waste my time or get caught up in the hype and cost of using them.

I thank all the people who commented on this company, both positive(not many of them) and negative which has helped me make up my mind not to attend, done need the drama!!

By: Bill

Bill — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:18:33 +0000

Thomas,
This might be too late, as it is over a year since you posted, but may I suggest you stick to the subject. If you do not care for the product, fine. Do not demean either yourself or others who simply are expressing their opinion.