Is complianceonline.com Safe?

Spam message: "Are You Prepared for Mediation? - Owners' vs. Contractors' Dispute Claims [Imp Webinar]". Message header: mta.email.complianceonline.com ([198.31.63.221]). IP address traces to Epsilon via Level 3, New York City. The domain is for real, but it's entire marketing model is spam. My observation is this company is not what I would use for training.

The training provided was really bad. Disorganized and completely below my expectations. To make matters worse, the trainer mad several prejudiced comments and provided misleading information. Waste of time and money.

If spam is the complaint that its customers have from ComplianceOnline, its employees and former employees have a life-threatening obstacle: the Bangalore office Director, Priyabrata Sahoo. Very few people escape from this hell hole. It is an office in which all you will find is politics, backstabbing, treachery and what have you. Unless the MetricStream management kicks this guy on the butt and send him scurrying, it will get nowhere.

ComplianceOnline will be a normal company when it boots out its Director: I have seen it all when I was with them: the way ComplianceOnline sends out spam mails, the way it creates artificial positive reviews about its products and lots of other malpractices. But none of these practices gives them business. How could it? ComplianceOnline is failing to implement the only real strategy with which they can still bounce back to being at least normal, if not a great company –by showing the door to its Director, Priyabrata Sahoo.

ComplianceOnline’s webinar packs are useless: This is for the first time ever that I handled a product that refuses to work. I ordered for a webinar pack (3’s) from ComplianceOnline. To my horrible surprise, the shit wouldn’t work at all. I contact customer support, but get evasive replies. Till now, the pack is dysfunctional. All that it has done is to swindle me of my bucks. Completely unexpected from a company such as this.

When the hell will ComplianceOnline stop sending me their inane mass mails that scrounge about their courses? Don’t they have a mechanism by which they can cut off names from their sending list? I too work in marketing, but never, NEVER do I send out mails to people who don’t want them. Does MetricStream need to be told that complying with such little requests is an act of moral obligation? The www needs to preen itself of such irritants. They are bulk spam mailers, not a professional company.

Huh! It is only with ComplianceOnline that I discovered that a company can be purely in the business of spamming. The speed that they are taking to stop email ids getting their unsolicited mails suggests to me that they do nothing other than sit all day in air-conditioned offices and send out bulk spam mails to everyone on this planet.

Looks like the dirty business strategists at ComplianceOnline (MetricStream) have one grand strategy for getting known in their business circles: by sending out mass spam mails and completely ignoring unsubscribe requests. If spamming is their idea of becoming known in the market, it shows their level of professionalism. They could do a better job at organizing trainings on how to flood millions of inboxes with crappy spam mails.