Customer ReviewsforAnchor Wave Internet Solutions, LLC

I have been associated with Anchor Wave for over 10 years. I find them to be a highly professional organization managed by talented and forward thinking people. The company has shown that it can grow and keep up with changing technologies. I would recommend that you talk to them regarding any of your web based business needs.

Thank you so much ********. Youve been a wonderful partner and helped in our growth as a company in many ways as well.

I attempted to contact you multiple times regarding your conduct, but as you haven't replied or contacted me in any form I'll assume you are embarrassed about what you did and wish not to speak. This business advertised a remote work opportunity on Indeed, and instructed me to submit my information via their website. When I received an email THREE DAYS after receiving the automated "application received" message, I assumed it was in regard to the position....NOPE! They used my information to advertise services to me. Not only is this wildly unprofessional, this is a terrible method of marketing. In my personal opinion, there's also a couple other issues regarding the legality of what this business has done, as listed below. The privacy policy states that information transmitted for "order processing" will have emails sent for promotions. I never ordered anything from you, and I never contacted you regarding any business-to-business transactions. In my opinion, your privacy policy doesn't clearly state what you were going to use my email address and personal information for. There's also something called the CAN-SPAM act, which requires you to clearly identify that your email was an advertisement. This email does not clearly state if it's an ad or not. As I submitted my information purely for employment and have never had a transaction with you, it is reasonable for me to have believed this was an email regarding employment. Very misleading. There's a huge difference between commercial content emails, and transactional/relationship emails, as defined by the Federal Trade Commission in the CAN-SPAM Act. You should have "Lilly" look into that. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

Thank you Greg for applying with our company, and for also sharing your experience. While the employment opportunity was not a match, we certainly want to make sure that the proper standards are followed in email marketing, as it's something we take great pride in and are always striving to make stronger. I am sorry that you had a less than ideal experience. As you and I have discussed in our email messages, there was a short-term glitch in the new software integration. The practice of marketing to applicants surely would be a poor business model indeed, and not very lucrative I would imagine. The issue has been corrected, the applicants have been removed from our database, and contacted with our sincerest apologies. Our intentions and practices are an open book, and I lean into opportunities for critique and optimization. I can certainly understand that you have a passion for privacy, proper protocols, and justice in this arena. We share this goal and appreciate you taking the time to help bring light to this topic. We wish you the best in your job search. - Lilly