pmumarketer.comReviews of pmumarketer.com

Horrible , I feel scammed and robbed ,, him and his team Did absolutely nothing for my company , at first I thought I was paying $499 and they got me to signed up for a 3k package for a bunch of things that were never delivered . Always talking to different people , never consistent , please don’t fall for this . You need to be a computer genius to work with them and do double the work you will do yourself and still everything is false !!!!2k for 2 Facebook campaigns with 0 results . Don’t fall for the trap !!!

I'm rewriting my review that I wrote several years ago ! NOTHING HAS CHANGED WITH MY REVIEWabout my experience in 2023! The company was horrible .!!! HORRIBLE. Yes you do know me 100% stop lying. I have trails of messages , payments and emails of every payment every bit of communication so PLEASE STOP YOUR LYING! Constant broken system Ignored calls . Would laugh at complaints I had . Knew NOTHING about the salon industry

Save your money !!! We were promised 5-6 leads per week . I signed both my businesses up and not 1 single lead . Be careful they have a no refund policy conveniently because they know they can’t deliver ! I was told it would basically pay for itself . When I reached out about only being charged half of the amount because I didn’t get what I paid for and that would be only fair I was ignored .

Save your money. I made the mistake and purchased a lead gen plan from PMU marketing. We were looking for professional leads for our distribution company. We didn't receive any leads that were professionals, only consumers. Unfortunatly it was a waste of time and money. Such a bummer. The guys who run the company are very nice, they just didn't deliver.

What a bad experience. They are good at convincing you. And once you sign you are done. They are sales people. They don’t care about anything else. Don’t do it. They will take all your money.

I'm an experiencing marketing professional, and took a look at some of the campaigns set up for a friend of mine. They were not targeting anything relevant at all, there's no way she was benefiting from the adverts set up - they weren't even targeting the correct country! They wasted a lot of money, took zero responsibility and I genuinely feel like they're exploiting female business owners who don't know about marketing... They're sales-men at best: good at selling themselves but not at delivering skillful marketing campaigns.