Review Transparency & Clarification

Because truth deserves context — and names aren’t always what they seem.

🧩 A Word About Similar Names and Mistaken Identity

In today’s digital world, it’s easy to stumble across reviews or complaints tied to a name or company — but many people don’t realize:

Business names like “Ultimate Marketing” are commonly used across many states, counties, and even countries.
Review platforms often do not verify the specific business entity behind the name.
Many names and brands sound alike — and search engines often blend results across unrelated companies.
Sometimes, competitors or even former employees of entirely different companies in the same industry will leave misleading reviews under a similar name — and the platform does nothing to distinguish between them.

If you come across something that seems questionable or unclear, we ask one simple thing:

🔗 Please send us the direct link.
We’ll confirm whether it relates to us — or is simply a case of mistaken identity.

🔐 What You Won’t Find

We’ve never taken payment without intent to deliver.
We’ve never ghosted clients.
We’ve always remained available for follow-up and resolution.
Any outstanding issue has been openly acknowledged and is already in process of being addressed.

In short:
We don’t run. We don’t deflect. We don’t pretend.
We stand on integrity — and we answer honestly when asked.

🧠 Why We Don’t Rely on Review Platforms

Some of the biggest review websites are frequently criticized for bias, pay-for-play models, and poor moderation. Don’t take our word for it — here’s what others have said:

🟥 Ripoff Report:
"Even when a case is resolved, Ripoff Report won’t take it down. It’s permanent. No proof required. It’s weaponized slander."
— r/legaladvice

🟧 Trustpilot:
"Trustpilot is just as bad as fake reviews. If you don’t pay them, they leave up obvious spam reviews. Pay, and suddenly they 'help'.”
— r/smallbusiness

🟦 Better Business Bureau (BBB):
"BBB is a pay-to-play scam. Companies pay for better ratings. It has no legal authority. It’s a reputation rental system."
— r/YouShouldKnow

So while we take feedback seriously, we don’t accept platforms as proof without substance.

⚖️ Our Commitment to You

If you’ve seen a review, Reddit thread, or Google post and you’re not sure if it’s about us — just ask.
We’ll be transparent. We’ll answer directly. We have nothing to hide.

“A bold company is not without its critics. But what matters most is the integrity behind the curtain — and our door is always open.”

💬 Still Have Questions?

🎥 Schedule a private Zoom to ask us directly:
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📧 Or email us your review concern here:
lana@jeffreysworld.com