Falsely selling data which they do not…
Falsely selling data which they do not have access to. AVOID!
26 October 2019
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Octane Technologies is an email marketing company with a rich history of partnering together with the absolute most successful businesses and agencies
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- oc10tech.com
Selling Junk data in the name of Expo Attendees List
Please stay away from oc10tech.com, oct10expoleads.com, I purchased PGA Merchandise 2019 attendees list for $500. After payment there was no reply for 5 days, then received the list on 9th day and the recieved file was completely junk and almost 80% hard bounce. My email marketing account got suspended due to oc10tech data. Please don’t trust this spammer and report to concerned authorities.
15 April 2019
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