Comments on: Bighitters.com Reviews | Is Bighitters.com A Scam?

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 06:24:23 +0000

“If you were thinking that this would be a get rich quick thing then your loss is your fault. There is no such thing.”

Lillian, thank you for your feedback. However, I do not see any statement in my post whatsoever that reports or insinuates that I expected to “get rich quick” through my investment with Big Hitters. Rather, the statements in my post clearly relay that my complaint with this costly investment is the fact that it has failed to produce ANY income whatsoever after two years. Indeed, if I had earned any amount of money at all from this investment, I would not have posted such a scathing review.

By: Lillian

Lillian — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 20:33:01 +0000

That was crazy for you to pay that much for backpage.com… that WAS A RIP OFF. I run ads on there for $3.00 per city for 26 weeks. I spend a lot of money for advertising and news papers is the best way to go.. At least for me. I have purchased adult pre paid cards from big hitters as a side thing and I hasve at least got my money back. It takes alot of hard work to make any kind of money. If you were thinking that this would be a get rich quick thing then your loss is your fault. There is no such thing. Go to markets and put your cards on consignment. They sell that way for me. and big hitters do send you a consignment contract for you to use. You just have to convince the store managers that the extra money for them will be a great thing for NO INVESTMENT.

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 09 May 2010 14:53:03 +0000

I purchased the Silver Package and three months of banner advertising from Big Hitters for a whopping $5,415.00 back on July 29, 2008. Before my Web site went online, VP Mike Templeton convinced me to purchase six months of advertising in a 1″ x 1″ block on backpage.com for an additional $1,399.00 on August 5, 2008. My adult Web site became operational on August 13, 2008.

When my very costly site had failed to generate any sales after one week, I purchased two weeks of advertising in a local alternative newspaper for a total of $696.00.

My Web site has now been operational for 21 months as of this writing. I have still not earned so much as one cent of income from this very costly investment.

I have repeatedly sent emails to CEO Leon Segal to ask him what I should do to start earning the “incredible money” that he advertised to lure me into this mess. He has never answered this simple question. He stopped responding to my emails and letters over a year ago. That includes a lengthy letter that I sent to him by Certified Mail that the USPS Web site shows was delivered on March 5, 2010, over two months ago as of this writing. The attitude at Big Hitters is they got my money now, so they absolutely couldn’t care less if I never see so much as one red cent as a return on my investment.

By the way, Big Hitters did send me several hundred of those prepaid adult Internet access cards as an incentive to purchase the Web site. These cards have proven not to be the hot sellers that they are advertised to be. Despite their face values of $5.00, $10.00 and $20.00, to generate any sales at all, I have been forced to sell them on eBay for only a small fraction of their face values.

Investing money with Big Hitters has been the biggest mistake of my life. It has been a huge waste of money in these very difficult economic times. My investment in Big Hitters has only resulted in my being forced to write dozens of emails, letters and negative reports. On the other hand, not once has it resulted in my being able to retrieve a check from my mailbox after almost two years.

Needless to say, I absolutely recommend that you do NOT waste your money on the purchase of an adult Web site, the prepaid cards or any other products from Big Hitters. This company has proven to be very shady, and I regret that I ever saw their ad in a magazine.