robert miller

Another scammer and fraudulent agency. I keep getting these, lol.

I receive these types of emails regularly. The initial message comes from a fake, disposable Gmail address made up of random characters (for example, something like “hardacreharddqle”). The sender claims they completed an audit of my website and offers to send me the report.

When I reply asking for the report, a different person responds—this time using a wildnetmarketing.agency email address. Meanwhile, the original sender who contacted me conveniently disappears.

This kind of bait-and-switch communication is a clear red flag.

As another user pointed out, Rivly.com appears to be running a scam. They send out mass emails claiming that "users on their website" have specifically requested more products like the ones your business sells, urging you to join their platform to meet this supposed demand. In reality, these are fabricated claims designed purely to lure sellers into signing up. It's classic deceptive marketing with no real customer interest behind it—purely fraudulent tactics to build their marketplace.

Proceed with extreme caution if you've received one of these emails.

They won't stop. They will not stop spamming me with their garbage, no matter how many times I tell them to stop.

Total fraud and scam:
You’re literally paying people to post fake Google and fake Facebook reviews. That’s completely unethical — and straight-up fraud.

Here is some of what they say they will do. This is from their email, which was sent by Jay, a fake name since the company is located in India and people in India typically do not have first names like Jay.
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Now, we can gradually post new reviews on your page.

Here’s our best pricing for your next phase:
10 Google reviews + 20 FB reviews– $149
20 Google reviews + 50 FB reviews – $249
We will custom-write review content tailored to your business.
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1-Star Review: Suspicious Cold Email Tactics and Unprofessional Follow-Up
I recently received an unsolicited email from someone named "Hardacre" using a strange personal Gmail address, claiming they had discovered errors on my website and offering to show them to me. Curious, I replied yes, only to get a response from a completely different person named "Riya," this time using a wildnettechnologies.com email address. Riya claimed to have reviewed my site personally.
When I questioned what happened to Hardacre, why they didn't follow up themselves, and why an alleged employee was using Gmail instead of a company domain, I received the vague excuse that they were "working on his email." This is the exact same dodgy response I've gotten from similar unsolicited outreach in the past. Additionally, I never gave permission for my contact details to be passed to another person, nor was I informed that would happen. I bet they sold it.

To top it off, many of the positive reviews on Trustpilot for this company appear suspiciously similar in wording, which raises serious doubts about their authenticity.

This whole interaction felt like a classic cold outreach ploy rather than a genuine service offer. Avoid engaging—it's not worth the red flags. My honest experience: steer clear.

And the website they claimed to be mine was not even remotely close.

A complete sham. Multiple people with fake email accounts Usually gmail or hotmail, email you offering to sell you email lists. They never state their company name or contact telephone in this initial email blast. all these people send the exact word for word email. Then if you answer their email they then conveniently reply back from a different email or claim they passed your reply to someone else who then replies from a prospectsimple.com email address. They state they are from Prospectsimple.
Totally unethical and scammy.

now I get another email from another "person" ,which is probably a fake name, exactly word for word to the emails I received under my previous review here and when I ask about the company, their address and other fact, they disappear. Then I get an email from persons name. Same exact, email as the other two. I email the first scammer name asking if she knows this other person, and they never respond. Clearly fraud.

All they do is spam your email trying to peddle their fake software. Their contact info is a fake phone number. All lies and scams. STAY AWAY

They constantly send unsolicited emails loaded with crap. They give you a fake nonworking telephone number in these emails. Clearly a scam.