[stuart_clark]

Just wondered if anyone has had any great success with this company ? I've been with them since June of this year and it hasn't paid for itself yet! In fact I've given them notice to cancel as I am spending good money after bad !
Stuart

[ShaunL]

I was with them for a while and it started off awesome, but then it wen't downhill and started costing me money. So I cancelled it.
I think it's hit and miss some people have great results judging by past discussions.

[stuart_clark]

I had only had it two months , but I didn't get my investment back, found it quite expensive and only attracted cheap customers

[tim handley]

Seem to remember it took about two months to kick in for me, i would give it another month if it was me.....
Also it seems to work much better in certain areas than it does elsewhere......

[stuart_clark]

Although I've cancelled it , I had to give them 30 days notice , so I will see what happens! If it picks up I will continue with it

[stuart_clark]

I must admit £ for £ I get more lucrative work from yellow pages

[benny d]

Yellow Pages book, or yell.com?

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Yellow Pages book Comic. FTFY

My YP is now such a small size and so incredibly thin that it really is like a comic. CC section is now, oo, at least one and a half columns long!

10 years ago that section ran to at least 8 pages long in the bigger size YP

Rog

[bennymon]

I was with ccn but they said the pay per click was to expensive in my area to make it work ( it was £8 per click ) Del

[stuart_clark]

just an update for the carpet cleaners network, to date which is about three months from the start its cost me £1650 and I've made about a third of that , so no it hasn't worked for me , they do say on there website that i would get at least twenty bookings a month and that hasn't happened , to be fair its probably about three bookings a month, there a guy in sunderland that starting using them about a month ago , won't mention his name , but needless to say he is getting the same response
Stuart

[Jemis Oliver]

They might have been successful before when they had fewer local businesses working with them - each one of the businesses receives greater share of the amount of total jobs. I assume that, later, when the list of businesses has increased, each one of the partners has received fewer customers.