got calls from this no.  no idea who it is. left no msg

Never ever use FutureRanking.com. They screwed everything up they did ever did for me and what was funny is they don't even know how to do any of the stuff they say they are going to do and if they do they will  find a way to screw up.. You risk having your website submitted to the search engines over and over that takes one click of a button to do with the AUTOMATE SOFTWARE they use. They never broke top 20 on any of the keywords they said they would ranks #1 on Google on. they will call you up and try to convince you that the things you are doing wrong, damages, not up to par, when all of it is a plot to scam you and your money. Someone will shut them down soon

wow first off your all confused. Go to www. google.com and search "myths and mistakes" and you'll learn alot about your website providers and how they're pitching you that we are the scammers. HAH c'mon seriously go read it it will explain in depth the truth and reality about your web developing company and how after you get off the phone you'll immediately run to your "coach" who by the way wouldn't give you the free info. that a ecommerce consultant did. That "pitch" by the way is over 3000$ in info. really, like.. seriously if you would take the notes, and wow nvm, your the 92% of stupid americans who think they can do it themselves, how much are you paying your coach? better yet why did a 3500$ package sound like alot when you;ll never get that for less, and in fact you pay close to that yearly to keep your site. one! thats right one! time payement of 3500 that covers you website for life. wow call ecommerce back and talk to them if you really think they're a scam i mean c,mon all the scams I read are from 1. competing s.e.o. companies 2. customers who did'nt wait 90 days-8 months for they're site to come up and complained before hand cause a salesman lied and only said 90 days. 3. people who just didnt want the info. and got treated like s*** because they wanted to be solo, and not open minded about someone trying to help them out. ANYWAYS WOW FIGURE YOU S*** OUT GUYS

Hey why don't you run this website through W3C Validation and see what you get.

www.lovemywinerack.com

Then have a look at the footer and see who built it. How much did you charge them for this. Not to mention it looks like s**t.

Don't throw out bulls**t that you can be called on. Now go back to your cubicle at Ecommerce Positioning and continue to scare people into your scam.

You work for Future Ranking don't you?

For anyone reading this Future Ranking, eCommerce Positioning, Visible.net and Web Marketing Source are all scams. Each one of these companies stems from Internet Advancement which was shut down by the Washington State Attorney General. They all use the exact same sales tactics that they learned from Internet Advancement which consequently got that company shut down by the Washington State Attorney General.

Any internet marketing company that promises search engine rankings, sales and/or traffic is a scam. PERIOD.

Although I see the value and benefit of SEO I think Ecommerce Positioning @ ecommercepositioning.com is a total waste of time and money.

Here is why I wouldn't sign up with Ecommerce Positioning for SEO or any other service:

1). They haven't been in business long (http://discussionboard.prostores.com/showthread.php?p=55888).
2). Their BBB review is horrible, especially given how new their site is (http://www.bbb.org/alaskaoregonwesternwashing ... ell-wa-22412997).
3). They rank no where for terms you'd think an SEO would rank for if they were any good.
4). They have several complaints online ranging from scam claims, fraud, the BBB, their state's Attorney General, etc.
5). They have multiple complaints back to back on many other review sites like RateItAll (http://www.rateitall.com/i-2031626-ecommerce-positioning.aspx)
6). They guarantee position in Google, which is a huge red flag that Google themselves says to watch out for (http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=35291).
7). They tell you your site doesn't show up anywhere, when it does, and then try to scare you into signing up by telling you that they will report you to Google for spam.
8). The clients they use as examples are not clients, don't exist, or have been purposefully built to look like a client site. These supposed sites aren't even successful. You'd think an SEO would be able to get one right, especially if it is their main example.
9). I have not seen a single good review that doesn't appear to be fabricated by Ecommerce Positioning.
10). The list goes on and on... What do you think?

I got a call from this number and the gentlman on the other end was very friendly. He wanted money that I couldn't provide and he still helped me with a ton of things I didn't understand.

You are soooo right!! What a waste of my money.
Erin

Hi,
I have been signe up with ecommerce positioning since August 2009. You are right. They are liars. They said if I signed up in August I would have traffice on my site for CHristmas. Well nerxt week is March and I have not sold 1 thing. They used a keyword that is not even a prduct I sell!!  After MANY un returned calls I got a hold of someone. They not want me to purchase a $1200.00 package to do my site map. I may switch to your company as I am dropping ECommerce. What does a basic package cost?
I am out $5000.00 and I am so discouraged.
Erin

Hey If you guys run your website through the W3C Validation you would see that you do have all these errors. THen if you read the google webmaster guidelines you'll see what they mean. Most of you just hate your life cause you called some infomercial and got scammed into throwing $10,000 into a website that your not gonna make s*** off of

Update: someone else just called and then hung up from 425-939-7375. Add them to the list!

I run a website design firm and received a call from this guy. I had some fun with him and challenged his B.S. sales pitches. He basically said that there was ZERO SEO on the website but I know this was untrue. I asked him what his website was and he told me http://ecommercepositioning.com. He also mentioned something about StoresOnline (http://storesonline.com). My client was once a client of StoresOnline but dropped them because they were worthless. Read more about StoresOnline at http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/storesonline.com.

If you really want to have some fun with them, ask them where THEIR website appears if you Google "SEO". I sure couldn't find them in the results.

This number called me, some rude and pushy guy, and said I had a bunch of errors with my website and that if I didn't care about it then they would shut it down. I called my hosting company, Storesonline, and they said to ignore the call. I called my marketing company, Future Ranking, and they said it is a scare tactic that many of their competitors use. Most of the errors are from the template design of my website which is in the web hosting companies control, but has little effect on marketing towards search engines. The errors they claim are effecting marketing are not even related to the marketing portion of my website, they are LIARS!!! I am extremely happy with Future Ranking, I would refer them to anyone who asks. In 6 months they generated over 100 top 10 rankings on one of their smaller programs, the Bronze. I am about to upgrade to one of their larger programs because of the sales I have made so far. This other company, on the other hand, is vile. If they have to use lies in order to sell their product... must not be a good product. I looked them up and they are called Ecommerce Positioning... STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!! THIS COMPANY TRAINS LIARS!!!

I got a call from this number, told me something different tho - that there was a serious problem with my website and that I need to get it fixed or I need to shut it down.  Now, I'm not all that web savvy, but I'm not stupid either and that just doesn't sound right.

they are selling seo services, told them already on page one, wanted to sell me seo anyway, for keywords i dont care about. had to hang up on the guy

search engine optimization- telemarketer - they look up your web site - get the phone number and call about how you have no google presence and then try to sell search engine optimization.  Told them I am on page one had no need for them.  Salesman kept tying to sell - told him to take my name off their list - they called the next day - as 425-939-6923  have gotten a number of calls from these people in the past couple of months.