LORRAINE R.
Use caution with your expectations from this company
Use caution with your expectations from this company. As soon as we signed a contract for three months of advertising assistance for $4000.00, they immediately turned around and asked us for an additional $10,000. When we resisted, they dropped their request to an additional $5000. The contract that we signed for the original $4000 listed a number of things that they would do for us, including a podcast on Facebook, a professional website, and other things. As time went by and they produced none of these things, they continued to say that we were in “phase 1“ and would have to pay the additional cost before we could enter “phase 2“ to initiate the activities enumerated in our contract. We stood fast and pointed out that there was nothing about any “phase 1“ or “phase 2“ in our contract, just a list of activities that they would provide. Finally, when they apparently realized they were on very shaky legal grounds, they did provide us with the website and arranged the podcast on Facebook. This was all well and good, and they did a good job of that. We did request several changes, for example, they put fake “reviews“ with fake photographs on the website, and we asked them to take that off, which they did. There were also numerous grammatical errors in the text that they wrote on our website. The pictures and videos were very nice and very professional looking. So just be cautious if you were going to deal with this company.