Browse Advertising Companies in Las Vegas, Nevada

"Absolutely no customer service for free ads. Impossible to even find out the rules. We'll never place an ad here again."

"I miss my old friends and I miss peoples honesty. I want to work on the work that we did, in every interpretation of the matters. My anger management works."

"Lets start with placing an add to see my classic car sound easy enough o contrail a scam , paid 149.00 till sold, I have no add, no pictures , can't get a hold of anyone to get my money back or just fix the add like it should..."

"Deported Criminal wanted in the United States for fraud, Counterfeiting, Identity theft & stolen merchandise. Raymond Borgfeldt previously owned & operated a pro audio wholesale business called Proaudioline Inc. & Absoluteproaudio..."

"Yes just recieved a *** scam letter from wynfel i want my $20+humanity he crsush my bhai ig dream of making a bootcamp for teens no there all shadder + depression now i hv to go back living in a ten thanks alot *** hole"

"They got me for $11,400. Fake cars, Fake sellers. This is a complete scam. Do not trust anything you see on their site. Verify the car actually exists."

"I am a 83 year old woman who lives here in las vegas and had my husbands car for sale on craigslist. he has passed away and I was left with many bills..I was also contacted by this company Tradernet media, they told me they..."

"First, I never received a notice that my account was up for renewal. It expired and I paid $89.95 to renew. Over a week later, I'm still waiting for my account to be re-activated. I emailed numerous times and as of today I have..."

"Do not attend the high pressure sales meeting promising free tickets and hotel nights. Nothing is free about it. You have to listen for 90 minutes and then the reps get angry with you when you don't buy. The postcards make it look..."

"I recently had John Golstein call me and promised me he could get at least $80,000 in China for my Mount Rushmore stamps. It sounded too good to be true. He sent me information over email and I was required to pay $1000 up front..."