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Company Name
Contact Name
Type of Traffic
Reason Added
Date Added
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ParasolLeads.com
Jamal Nasser
Paid Search
Fraud
2025-11-03
More Info for ParasolLeads.com
Submitter Name: Taylor Reed
Submitter Company: sociusmarketing.com
Submitter Email: Taylor@sociusmarketing.com
Bad Publisher Company: ParasolLeads.com
Contact: Jamal Nasser
Type of Traffic: Paid Search
Reason: Fraud
Description: The leads provided by this publisher are aged and of extremely poor quality. None of the contacts actually requested the advertised services, and engagement data indicates that the submissions were generated through automated bot activity. The publisher claims to deliver thousands of leads, but all appear to be fraudulent, non-opted-in, and unusable for legitimate marketing.
Dispute Response from bgg~671lbkbz0p7mt7ywd@merepost.com
Description: Claimed to be California based, then in India on vacation, not registered to do business in California nor any US state. The CEO doesn't even know the name of the corporate entity.
Dispute Response from bgg~671lbkbz0p7mt7ywd@merepost.com
Description: This company really really hurt my feelings. She used hurtful tones of voices, and made me feel like i wasn't as good of an affiliate as i know i really am.
-johnny c. (casto)
Dispute Response from bgg~671lbkbz0p7mt7ywd@merepost.com
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