Johnathan A.
Scammers. Period.
Severe Misrepresentation, Deliberate Slowdowns, and Deceptive Tactics. My experience with this company completely aligns with the other negative reviews here. After conducting an independent technical and forensic audit, here is what we discovered: Manufactured Performance Issues: An independent investigation revealed a "Sleep Timer" script hidden on our main index. The company intentionally slowed down our website by 1 minute to claim it was struggling and force us into a 3 to 5-year maintenance contract...the scam is hand you a fast site make it sleep after that and then blame you claiming the site was fully optimized at handover so it's something that would require maintenance. Disruption of Paid Services: Despite paying upfront for years of hosting, they took the website offline, falsely claiming hosting fees were due. The site was only restored after extensive debate and providing proof with payment receipts. Showing AT BEST bad record keeping at worse more manipulative tactics. Fabricated Legal/Trademark Pressure: We received copyright and trademark demands regarding our domain name directly from them, along with requests for additional fees to "resolve" the issue. Forensics verified that these emails originated directly from this company’s own IP address and a 3rd party verified ALL of the claims in the email were false and done to scam into paying more. (Independent reviewer). Inconsistent Invoicing & Subcontracting: Invoices showed conflicting company headers and footers, suggesting they white-label and outsource most of their work. Subpar Graphic Assets: The logo files provided WAS decent and vectorized but ALSO had low-resolution, rasterized images embedded directly in the file to create artificial scaling problem (like blur). Every issue listed above is backed by forensic logs, IP tracing, and payment receipts. Exercise extreme caution and look elsewhere for web development and hosting, Logo Design etc. Also, the private reviewer discovered intentionally manipulative reviews. Reviewers posting more than once about the same logo to increase 5 stars counts. Anabolic Zebrah Nov. 25 and Dec. 4, 2024 Two five-star reviews describing the same logo-design experience with OscarA Ashley Innocente Nov. 4 and Nov. 15, 2023 Two five-star reviews describing the same branding engagement with Edward Miller Independent review also believes sturdylogo (reviews match the reviews here) is part of their company outlet. The similarities are unusually specific. Reviewers describe receiving a satisfactory inexpensive logo, then months or years later being contacted about another party supposedly trying to trademark their business name. Some also allege large additional charges and websites being shut down during payment disputes. One Logo Sharks reviewer, Olivia Bahrami (August 28, 2024), explicitly claimed the companies were connected. She included the text of a purported Logo Sharks email from “Jim Morrison,” asserting that the USPTO had contacted the company about another party registering her business name. That email is reproduced in her review; I haven't authenticated its headers or sender. There is a crossover with employee names as well. Anthony Osagie, September 2024, five stars Logo Sharks Charlie William, website trainer Peter Aminzia, May 2024, five stars Sturdy Logo Charlie Williams, representative James, September 2025, one star Sturdy Logo Charley Williams, developer January 25, 2022 USPTO enforcement announcement against Abtach Ltd., 360 Digital Marketing LLC, and Retrocube LLC. The agency said these businesses operated multiple low-cost logo-design and trademark-filing websites, misled customers, and submitted thousands of invalid trademark applications. More than 5,500 applications were affected. Both logo-sharks.com and sturdylogo.com appear together in the Abtach-related website list maintained on a Wikipedia project investigation page. They also appear in an independent investigator's published list of alleged Abtach-affiliated sites. The USPTO's 2022 order establishes misconduct by the entities it named. It does not establish that Logo Sharks or Sturdy Logo were among those sanctioned, The Wikipedia page and other website don't prove the connection directly. But something to consider seeing as others receive the same fake USPTO emails. The same investigator who listed Logo Sharks and Sturdy Logo as alleged Abtach-affiliated brands also names Hawx Technologies LLC among companies he alleges are connected to that broader operation. However. That is more provable. ns1.cloudrack360.com admin.hawxtechnologies.com are associated directly.



