December 14th, 2006

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First off, I hate to do this, but in order to protect the little guys out there ( like us!) , I must fore warn all of you of my worse public relations experience ever.

Do not ever consult Visibility Bookings or Carrol Van Stone. She is rude, obnoxious, “salesey”, pretentious individual who will promise you the world and deliver you nothing but heart ache and wasted time. When I have some more time ( she’s already cost me enough) I will inform all of you how Carol Van Stone “stole” $4500 of our budget and did absolutely NADA! 0! Zilch.

More to come. Much, much more.
Carrol: You are welcome to respond. Please do so. We can’t wait.
Jason
TopTenWholesale
JPC LLC

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3 Responses to “My Worse PR Experience Ever”

  1. Jason Morris Says:
    December 31st, 2006 at 12:16 pm

    Well Put…. Consider it a learning lesson in PR… We have a few companies - not all wholesale related, and have experienced the same…. Paid a significant % of budget up front, and recieved little in return….

    Although I don’t know all the particulars of your situation, I will bet we have suffered the same demise as a result in trusting in the wrong resources for exposure….

    Best of luck…. I’m sure your company(s) will survive the “Blimb,” and will continue to be successfull…. You continue to offer a great resource for many companies and individuals… Keep up the great work!!!

    Thanks,

    Jason….

  2. Jason Prescott Says:
    January 1st, 2007 at 7:42 am

    Jason,

    Thanks for the kind words. All the best to you as well and Happy New Year’s to you.

    We look forward to offering you and the community much, much more in ‘07!

    Jason

  3. Jason Prescott Says:
    January 4th, 2007 at 10:40 am

    Carrol:
    We are anxiously awaiting a response from you or a representative from your organization. If you can remember, one the stories that Visibility Bookings attempted to get JP Comm coverage on was “What to do if a blogger says negative things you or your company”…If you were listening ( which I highly doubt), then you may know what to do here. Again, we await your response. I’ll be happy to post all of our email correspondence for your recollection in my next blog incase there is some ambiguity as to what issue needs to be addressed.

    Jason

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