Failing on the Internet
In the golden times of the Internet, there used to be flaming wars where people would attack one another without repercussions.
With the advent of Twitter, however, you had some battles get decided by the majority.
For example, Cher recently grilled a 61 yo Chandler, AZ mother. Her response lit up the Internet:
Her response was to the lady’s response to Cher’s original tweet where she says she’ll protect kids from Trump’s measures against DACA.
As you can see in the above, Brenda sort of got roasted. And according to this, she:
She plans to lie low on social media for a while.
Around the same time, I get this random #Disqus comment to one of my blog posts about AMP.
I immediately reply back identifying that I did NOT accept payment for the link to his competitor from the 39 more SEO Experts predict the future in July 2016 link I placed in the “AMP content.” I’m not saying I wouldn’t be open to include sponsorships on my blog or my site, but I just haven’t at this point.
I had no idea that this post was climbing in organic traffic:
So, I guess that’s why he was a little jealous his competitor got a free link because I simply found it to be compelling and worth being included in the post.
However, instead of respectfully just interacting with us, he decided to air out his dirty laundry and do his best to disparage us.
Matt Roberts of AdInfusion in Sacramento TRULY lacks Professionalism
I have no idea what he thought would benefit him by sending us more negative comments:
and then:
and:
and this:
The irony here is he’s been calling for #SOS ever since people started to defend themselves against his malicious practices. In the RipOffReport, Matt Roberts in Sacramento is actually listed as an offender:
Quote:
Matt Roberts is a Sacramento based web scammer, and owner of Adinfusion.
Our website is the lifeblood of our company, and we wanted to make sure we choose the right person. However, when Matt was finished doing the SEO and development work that we paid him to do, we found out he plagerized content that didn’t even make sense for our web site. Additionally we found out that the web development he did, was actually a $50 wordpress theme. We tried to work with Matt to see if he would redo the content or at the very least offer us a refund, however he said “that isn’t my problem tough luck, what you got is what you paid for.” Even when we showed him the content that was copied, we were shocked when he told us “well if you wanted me to write it and make it all original, you have to pay for that”.
We then did a public record search on Matt and found out that he has a criminal record. We should have done that first.
Since then we hired another company to undo all the harmful work that Matt Roberts did and get us back on track.
More Proof behind Matt Robert’s Unethical Online Marketing Behavior
2 complaints against AdInfusion’s Matt Roberts in the Better Business Bureau (BBB)
- Advertising Sales Issues
- Billing Collection Issues
Honestly, I’ve seen bad companies out there, but nothing with complaints against them with the Better Business Bureau. The sad thing is that the organization STILL allows him an A+ rating despite this:
You see the 570 retweets and 60 likes?
- Matthew Roberts or Matt Roberts wehelp247, wehelpfoundation, autohelp247 Matt Roberts and his company wehelp247 scammed out of over $5000.00 dollars Jacksonville , Florida
- More threads on Matt Roberts
- 15th page of threads on Matt Roberts
- WeHelp24/7 Matt Roberts, Stephen King Took $5000 from my daughter who was trying to buy a house Jacksonville, Florida
The sad thing is that all he had to do is listen.
There’s no harm in simply accepting that reality is reality.
For him, unfortunately, he doesn’t see how the real world works. #toobad
Update 10/30/2022
It appears Matt is one of the most sneaky online marketers I’ve ever met. After 5 years, he still hasn’t given up and it appears around October is when he has the time to be incredibly annoying. I didn’t see any comments to my personal blog after sharing the intimate details of my SEO career, but I accidentally tripped over 2 comments left last year. One of them was REALLY extreme and also coincidentally criticized my SEO skills — I wonder who would do that? At first, my innocence thought maybe I just offended some random soul out there in the world who randomly came and read the post which doesn’t get much activity? However, when I thought about it more while making dinner, I realized there one person who still hasn’t gotten over an innocent link I found by just googling: yes, your friend (or enemy) Matt:
He calls himself Grant here. And there’s no way to find out “which Grant it is” because he locks down the account with just 2 comments. It’s definitely lining up to be just like him. Very sad. Sad indeed. Oh well, some people have nothing better to do.
p.s. The profile pic looks like a younger version of him, doesn’t it?
Update 10/3/2017
The boy doesn’t know when to leave things alone and honestly, do you really have this much time to spam people who don’t care about you? Before I deleted his 1/2 dozen emails, I had to show you all how much he can’t let go of silly little issues:
Buddy – let it go. Seriously. You should have better things to do with your life.
p.s. We’re having some issues with Disqus creating speed issues for the site. So, we had to inactivate it for the time being, but we didn’t want the great comments by some great folks we’ll list here: