Portal Response Technology

This company provides search engine optimization services to companies advertising their businesses on the webb. Customers claim the company sells their services by promising specific numbers of "unique visitors" to their website as a result of purchasing services. According to the company, the term, "unique visitors," does not refer to the number of visitors on the clients website, but rather the number of searches made using the "keyword" purchased by the client. According to the company, they cannot guarantee the number of people to the site. They guarantee "unique visitors," not new customers.

We advise careful consideration of this offer. This company’s service relies on internet user to have downloaded their web toolbar. The rankings and keywords apply only to those web browsers who are using their toolbar while searching for products or service. Bear in mind before making a marketing investment that you will be paying for a limited audience.

Read and understand all contract terms and conditions, paying special attention to cancellation and refund policies. Make sure you have a clear understanding of exactly what services will be provided. Busines to business transactions do not enjoy the same 3 Day cancellation protections provided by Federal and State law on most consumer to business transactions. You also may be able to cancel a contract if your consent to it was obtained by means of fraud, high pressure tactics, or misrepresentation. Another reason might be if the product purchased fails through at no fault of yours. If your consent to the contract was induced by the seller's fraud, or was given by mistake, under duress, menace or undue influence, you can also elect to rescind the contract. The buyer also has a right to rescind a contract when the contract is unlawful for causes which do not appear in its terms or conditions.

The provisions on rescission, also applies when the right to rescind is conferred under another statute, the California Unconscionability Law. A court has the power to refuse to enforce a contract or a clause in a contract that is deemed unconscionable.