PressiqaReviews of pressiqa.com

I received a cold email inquiry from an employee offering me their PR package deal for 500 USD. I politely declined only to receive a further 6 emails from that same employee. I had to block her as she kept emailing me. This is not only unprofessional, its a form of harassment and makes me think that this company is a scam. Please respect people when they say NO to your offers and stop spamming them with further follow-up emails.

This company scammed me out of hundreds of dollars to get me on a top 10 list only for it to be removed a week later. If you look at the positive reviews here, they are clearly fake. One of them is the name of a celebrity, and when you click it to see what other reviews they have left, a business replied to the name of the woman who owns Pressiqa! A very shady company that I would NOT recommend.

Pressiqa is a scam! I paid $1,200 to be featured on MSN.com as "Top 10 Leader Speaker to Follow in 2025." The article is now gone! The link is invalid after it was there and I publisized it on my social sites I reached out for a refund because the link is gone! This company is scamming hard-working speakers who are looking to get visibility. There is nothing on the internet showing my article, which diminishes my credibility. Do NOT work with them!

I paid Pressiqa / Alpha Linkers 400 USD on 9 Apr 2025 for a guaranteed spot in their Top 10 Leading Speakers to Follow in 2025 article on MSN. Pressiqa sent me a graphic that read “msn.com names (me) among the Top 10 Leading Speakers.” That wording is not accurate. MSN did NOT name me to anything. The article appeared for about a month, then the link stopped working without notice, which hurt my credibility since I had shared it across proposals, my media kit, and social posts. I was offered publication on a different site (ceogazette.com), which I had not agreed to. The offer did not match what was delivered. Payment was requested through a Gmail-based PayPal account. When I checked UK Companies House, Alpha Linkers Ltd. showed as dormant. I opened a PayPal “service not as described” dispute and saved the pitch, contract, invoice, screenshots, and emails. It's not that the links break, it's that they go against MSN policy and are removed!!!! Pressiqa's whole model is based on a scam! Update (Aug 12, 2025): PayPal agreed with me, that the service did NOT match what was promised, and closed the case in my favor and refunded 400 USD. After I asked them to stop contacting me, I continued to receive emails. I was also offered a new article if I removed this review. I declined. Based on my documented experience, I would not recommend this service. If you already paid and then found the article you paid for removed, consider opening a dispute and keep all evidence, especially if they sent you images with your picture and a demonstrably false accolade. The positive reviews on this page for the business are clearly fake, with one even attempting to mimic my name. Proceed with caution with this company.