Then they cold call you REPEATEDLY trying to sell you on a very expensive advertising package. I listened to them the first time, after that…..they just keep calling.

Even called their customer support and demanded that they stop calling, but their just not smart enough to stop.

TOTAL BS! So they cost me $$ by clicking on my PPC ads and then call and try and sell me something.

This is a very likely indicator of what their business is like and EVERYONE should steer clear.

My friend used to work for them and he quit because he felt that Leapfish.com “keywords” ad revenue model is shady (base on potential future web traffic that might not exist, goto http://www.compete.com and checkout
leapfish.com unique visitor which is only 166,398).

To sell overpriced ad keywords without website traffics to back them up are worthless and is a scam. In short, they are selling a product
that don’t exist……..

The Leapfish sales team environment is just like a scene of that “Boiler Room” movie:

http://www.yout...h?v=TbIRedOqDwE

Fast talking telesales people calling on real estate agents, insurance agents and scam these people into buying worthless keyword ads……
Leapfish does not even have a CRM system to manage the sales team. Red flag.
Scott Leese, VP of Sales is a fake and incompetent because what kind of company that has 50 salespeople or more that do not use a CRM system? A “Boiler Room” salesteam.
So that’s why you hear Leapfish victims complaint that they get multiple sales call from several Leapfish salespeople because their is no way to keep track of all the sales calls.

Leapfish.com and Behnam Behrouzi give Silicon Valley and startups a bad name…..

Leapfish.com and Behnam Behrouzi should be put of of business immediately before Leapfish will scam million of dollars out of the public and goes bankrupt just like ePerks.com (Another Behnam Behrouzi’s startup that went bankrupt and scammed millions from real estate and insurance agents….probably took the money from that scam to start Leapfish.com, office location in Pleasanton, CA and they even changed their company name from Brabus Ventures to DotNext to hide their scamming past)

At Google, type “leapfish scam”, “eperks scam”, “Behnam Behrouzi scam” and you will see a long history of scam, deceits against the public………

Stay way from Leapfish.com and tell the public about it.

My friend used to work for them and he quit because he felt that Leapfish.com “keywords” ad revenue model is shady (base on potential future web traffic that might not exist, goto http://www.compete.com and checkout
leapfish.com unique visitor which is only 166,398).

To sell overpriced ad keywords without website traffics to back them up are worthless and is a scam. In short, they are selling a product
that don’t exist……..

The Leapfish sales team environment is just like a scene of that “Boiler Room” movie:

http://www.yout...h?v=TbIRedOqDwE

Fast talking telesales people calling on real estate agents, insurance agents and scam these people into buying worthless keyword ads……
Leapfish does not even have a CRM system to manage the sales team. Red flag.
Scott Leese, VP of Sales is a fake and incompetent because what kind of company that has 50 salespeople or more that do not use a CRM system? A “Boiler Room” salesteam.
So that’s why you hear Leapfish victims complaint that they get multiple sales call from several Leapfish salespeople because their is no way to keep track of
all the sales calls.

Leapfish.com and Behnam Behrouzi give Silicon Valley and startups a bad name…..

Leapfish.com and Behnam Behrouzi should be put of of business immediately before
Leapfish will scam million of dollars out of the public and goes bankrupt just like ePerks.com (Another Behnam Behrouzi’s startup that went bankrupt and scammed millions from real estate and insurance agents….probably took the money from that scam to start Leapfish.com, same office location in Pleasanton, CA ,and they even changed their company name from Brabus Ventures to DotNext to hide their scamming past)

At Google, type “leapfish scam”, “eperks scam”, “Behnam Behrouzi scam” and you will see a long history of scam, deceits against the public………

Stay way from Leapfish.com and tell the public about it.

I also just got phoned by a LeapFish salesman… I reckon their offering would be more interesting if there wasn’t the flat upfront fee + 5% annually, but rather a month by month rate (or at the very most quarterly) so one could withdraw if the results are not forthcoming… I made a mistake in taking such a bet years ago with ChoiceMall. The upfront flat fee is basically a bet that LeapFish will become a big player.

Ben, PROTIP: You’re just making it worse every time you make a statement.

Nothing tickles me more than someone that calls someone else a moron and has spelling and grammar errors. It’s just perfect!

Let me help: http://tinyurl.com/bn2ftk