Complaint Review: Chase Geiser - Austin Texas

 What does showing you a video on YouTube of the seller recording me and posting me without my legal consent going to show? Nothing, like I said the seller knew what he was doing the whole time, make bogus advertising claims to lure unsuspecting customers in, and once he talks to you like he’s professional and he is on your side he tells you to go ahead and finalize the order even though the order hasn’t really been completed yet as it was still in the test phase as stated in the video he went on to ignore my messages to him for a couple weeks until I got the freelance website Fiverr support to step in and they froze his account and he immediately magically saw my messages and began saying he had a baby he needed to few and please reply back and begging for mercy. Which also shows me he isn’t getting the business he claims on his page if he is this desperate for money. There are also multiple others saying he has done the same thing to them. So I’m not a dishonest buyer I’m telling the 100% truth. This is in fact a rip off. 1. A normal person can set Facebook ads to people moving or people who just got married and are getting a new house etc. it doesn’t take rocket science or advanced marketing for this. The ads are also basic, with basic phrases, nothing spectacular that screams thousands of dollars in ads and research. So definitely not worth the money and a rip off. 2. Look up Fiverr reviews there are thousands of people who warn you that Fiverr support is horrible and is a scam company and the sellers on there are desperate and will rip you off as well. The best of the best marketers or freelancers aren’t on Fiverr, they don’t need an app to get customers and have a great customer base. Fiverr is for people that are either scamming or are desperate for money so they make up ads that sound good but aren’t what they seem to trick unsuspecting buyers and get money and scam them legally. 3. Fiverr later contacted and said they had to give him the funds due to contracts within their company and legalities stating that I agreed to the sellers work and it was final but I could’ve been refunded if I hadn’t finalized the order and agreed for it to be a rip off but had to side with seller chase due to me agreeing to finalize order prior. So with that being said, the video proves nothing, but that I am a young man trying to start an online business which is tough especially for people of color and was excited to have saved up hard earned money working overtime to try and get my site marketed and name out there and was a fool for not reading the bad reviews of chase Geiser and cube adverting llc as well as Fiverr.com reviews before proceeding with the purchase. I was excited about this and thought chase was an actual expert who would’ve stood on his word and helped me set up ads that could possibly send my business to new levels, but instead I was fooled, Hustled, and ripped off and given basic ads that I could’ve typed up myself and put into a trial period to "test” the ads and ghosted and blocked on Fiverr.com by chase. Very nice guy when we met and very convincing, but con artist are good at that. Now Yet I’m out of thousands of dollars and have to save and start over again, while I don’t have a baby I do have bills to pay and a dream that was crushed currently but I won’t give up and hopefully get back on my feet, but this was definitely a rip off. And yes that is me in the video as well, I have nothing to hide or lie about. I was lured in, convinced into thinking this was a very legit service and got played. Simple as that. Also you can buy reviews on these freelance sites and I also have proof of the messages where it was a two week period of him ignoring my messages and him not getting back in touch with me after the test period was up and him coming out of nowhere constantly messaging me once his funds got frozen. I wish him the best of luck with his business, his pod casts, and his new family and there are no aged feelings towards this individual but I wouldn’t do business with him or recommend it. So yes he has an illegal recording of me on his computer and posted it without my consent, yes I agree to the order and yes I was happy in the video, but that’s what I’m saying it was a rip off and legal scam, again I don’t know why he is coming back with this excuse because I never said I didn’t agree to it, I said I was simples ripped off and legally scammed, but I guess he has nothing else to excuse his shady business practice, but again best of luck to him. Just sucks but I’ll be ok and Now it’s time to go work overtime to get almost a few thousand dollars back. Side note in the photos you will see how i constantly had toured reaching out to him about my ads, and on the 14th I reported him telling Fiverr the deal, and he was ghosting me, that’s when Fiverr contacted him and he started claiming to be interested in helping me again to look professional and like a good guy in Fiverrs eyes. But no matter what excuse he claims "I tried to reach out to seller” "Fiverr rules in my favor” " I was busy” "those bad reviews are fakes and scammers”. I finalized the order and realized afterwards that it was a rip off and for almost 5 grand I could’ve done it myself or gotten a more honest "marketer” also name isn’t Joseph it was just a small miscommunication between me and the seller on that as well. Good luck everyone and keep me in your prayers on my future business ventures

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This buyer is dishonest. I have video proving that the buyer was delighted with the order delivery and I have screenshots attached here of this buyer leaving a 5 star review for the service. They attempted to get their money back by complaining weeks after the service was delivered and accepted.

I was not compensated by Fiverr until the order delivery was accepted by this buyer and the buyer has proceeded to attempt a fraudulent chargeback.

Here is a direct link to the video of the buyer walking through the order with me and accepting the delivery at the end: https://youtu.be/jmeaF2_ivLY

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