Daunte B.
Extremely misleading service, inconsistent promises, and months of delays
I normally never write long reviews, but this situation was so frustrating and misleading that I feel like I have to share what happened, especially for anyone thinking about paying thousands of dollars upfront. Back in May 2025, I paid $3,000 for their YouTube automation service. They made it sound like a full done-for-you system with high-quality videos in the style I asked for, real channel growth, and help with monetization. I was even told directly that if my channel didn’t get monetized, I would qualify for a refund. I kept every message, and I even have a recorded call confirming this. 1. The service didn’t match what was promised The videos I received were nothing like the examples or references I provided. Not even close. I gave them the exact niche, exact style, and exact format I wanted. Instead, I got low-quality videos that didn’t match my instructions at all. The channel barely grew, and the results were nowhere near what was represented to me when I signed up. 2. Completely inconsistent answers about refunds When I asked for a refund, everything became a mess. First, they said my refund request was “under review.” Then they told me I had a “remaining value” of $1,040. Then suddenly that $1,040 was “credit only,” not refundable. Then they said it depended on their finance team. Then they told me they’d have an answer “by next week.” This went on for weeks. Every time I followed up, the story changed. Nothing was clear. Nothing was consistent. Nothing felt professional. 3. They tried to push me into a completely different service Instead of addressing the YouTube problem or honoring what was said, they tried to redirect me into an Etsy automation project. At first, they told me it would require no upfront payment and that the $1,040 credit would cover the start. Then later, they said I needed to pay $6,960 upfront. That is a massive contradiction, and I have every message saved. 4. They sent me a contract that would have wiped out my rights They sent me a brand-new contract for the Etsy project that included a no refund clause, an “all sales are final” clause, and an “entire agreement” clause designed to erase the original YouTube terms. If I had signed that, it would have removed my ability to pursue a refund for the YouTube service. Luckily, I actually read it and refused to sign. 5. Two months of delays and zero real answers For almost two months, all I heard was: “Finance is reviewing it.” “We’re waiting for approval.” “We’ll have an answer next week.” But nothing ever changed. Just delays, excuses, and mixed messages, never a real resolution. No legitimate company needs two months to say yes or no. 6. I have all the proof I saved everything. Text messages Emails The contract they tried to get me to sign The call recording where their rep confirmed a refund Every contradiction Every promise Every delay Every change in their story Because nothing about this process felt right, I ended up filing a complaint with the Texas Attorney General. 7. Final thoughts Based on everything I experienced, I honestly cannot recommend this company. The communication was inconsistent, the promises kept changing, the work didn’t match what was sold to me, and the refusal to provide a straight answer after two months was extremely unprofessional. I’m sharing this so others can avoid the stress, confusion, and lost time I went through. If you value transparency and straightforward business practices, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere.