Dropservicing.com - Dylan SigleyReviews of dropservicingblueprint.com

Response from Dropservicing.com - Dylan SigleyAug 7, 2026

Hi Miriama, thanks for the feedback, but this review isn't based on any experience with our program. You haven't joined, gone through the training, or worked with my team. You watched an ad and made assumptions. On the "foreign country" point, there's no mystery there. I'm a New Zealander, born and raised, with a NZ bank account, and I've been living overseas for years while running my businesses. That's stated publicly across my content and it's exactly what the business teaches, running online services from anywhere in the world. Ads showing NZ details to NZ viewers isn't deception, it's standard regional ad delivery. If you have a genuine question about what we do, everything is laid out openly at dropservicing.com and you're welcome to reach out to support. I'd just ask that reviews reflect actual experience with the program. Dylan Sigley, Founder, dropservicing.com

Response from Dropservicing.com - Dylan SigleyAug 7, 2026

Hi, I appreciate you sharing your opinion, but this review doesn't reference any actual experience with the program. There's no mention of joining, going through the training, or working with my team, just a claim of "scam" with nothing behind it. On the AI point, sure, lots of information is freely available and you can absolutely use AI to help build a business. We teach exactly that. But information isn't the same as knowing what to do with it. You need experience to know what questions to ask, what advice to trust, and what actually works in the real world. If AI was making everyone instant experts, everyone would already be running successful businesses. What we provide is the step by step process we actually use in our own companies, plus a team that's done it before guiding you through it. Everything about what we do is laid out openly at dropservicing.com, and we've been operating since 2015 with real students and verified reviews from people who have actually gone through the program. If you genuinely believe you've seen something misleading, contact our support team and we'll address it directly. Dylan Sigley, Founder, dropservicing.com

Response from Dropservicing.com - Dylan SigleyAug 7, 2026

Hi, this review gets the basics wrong. We're not an MLM, there's no recruiting, no downlines, and nobody earns commissions from signing up other members. We teach people how to build a service business, selling real services like video production and design to real clients, which is exactly what I've done with my own agencies since 2015. You're right about one thing though, there's no guarantee you'll make money. We say that openly, because no legitimate business education can guarantee results. Running a business requires actually doing the work, and outcomes depend on the person. Anyone claiming otherwise would be lying to you. Everything about what we teach is laid out openly at dropservicing.com, and the verified reviews on this page are from people who have actually gone through the program. If you have a genuine question, our support team is happy to help. Dylan Sigley, Founder, dropservicing.com

Response from Dropservicing.com - Dylan SigleyAug 7, 2026

The free training is free education on how the model works. The paid program is the full step by step system, coaching, community, support team, and done-for-you services. There's no trick in that, it's how almost all education works, a free class teaches you something real, and if you want the complete system and support you can pay for it. The price is shown clearly before anyone buys, nobody is charged by surprise. On "give it free and take a percentage of sales," that model doesn't exist anywhere in education for a simple reason, we can't control whether someone actually does the work. Success depends on the student's effort, so charging for the training and support we deliver is the honest structure, not the suspicious one. On morals, nothing we teach involves lying. Students sell real services like video production and design, delivered by real freelancers and teams. Clients pay for work and receive it. I've run my own agencies this way since 2015, with clients who come back again and again, which doesn't happen if you're deceiving people. On refunds, that's just standard business risk management, which we teach. You vet your team, review the work before it goes to the client, and fix issues when they come up. That's not a flaw in the model, it's literally what running a service business is. You said yourself you believe it will probably work. It does, for the people who do the work honestly. Everything is laid out openly at dropservicing.com if you want to look deeper. Dylan Sigley, Founder, dropservicing.com