OgreLogicReviews of ogrelogic.com

Still getting junk marketing emails from this company. Latest was from a Sri Sharma. The scout email was sent from a Gmail account user Yash Pal. This is a very unprofessional company.

Why do some companies feel the need to use deceptive and questionable business practices? Ogrelogic appears to be another company using misleading outreach tactics. In April, I received an unsolicited email from someone named Chris using a Hotmail email address. The message said: “I am reaching out to see if there is anything that would like to upgrade, repair or redesign on your site. I am a web designer/developer that can do just about anything you can imagine at very affordable price.” I never contacted this company. I never requested information from them. Then in May, Chris followed up from the same Hotmail account and wrote: “I’m still awaiting your response. May I send you a created sample websites & Price? Please respond. Thank you..!!” I responded. After that, someone named Ash emailed me from an Ogrelogic domain address and said: “Thank you for your response! Chris passed this along to me — I'm Ash, Development Manager here at Ogrelogic, an IT Solutions Development team based out of Austin, TX. Great to connect with you.” So now I have questions. Chris presented himself as a web designer/developer. But once I responded, my information was apparently passed to someone else at Ogrelogic. Was Chris actually an independent web developer, or was this just a front email account being used to send unsolicited bulk marketing emails? At no point did Chris disclose that he was contacting me on behalf of Ogrelogic. At no point did he ask for permission to pass my response or contact information to another person. And at no point did I request marketing outreach from Ogrelogic. That is exactly why these tactics feel deceptive. A company should not be using vague personal email accounts, questionable identities, and unsolicited messages to get business leads. If Ogrelogic is a legitimate company, it should be transparent from the beginning about who is contacting people, what company they represent, and why they are emailing. Why do companies need to operate this way? Why not be honest upfront instead of using tactics that look like spam, lead harvesting, or deceptive email marketing? Businesses are tired of being targeted by unsolicited emails from people who disguise who they are, fail to disclose the company behind the message, and then pass contact information around once someone responds. That is not professional marketing. It is misleading, intrusive, and exactly the kind of practice that makes people distrust companies like this.

This company does not reply to emails.

Like others, this organization uses aliases to generate leads. VERY misleading! I get multiple emails from "hotmail" and "gmail" address, the latest from a Christina.**5@hotmail. This is when someone from Ogrelogic takes over. I would never do business with someone as misleading as this, and neither should anyone else! It's not that hard. Be transparent up front. Either I'll respond or I won't. But now you ruined ALL trust and I would never do business with anyone that lies just to get a lead.

As confirmed by this company's CMO, OgreLogic uses an outbound marketing approach of unsolicited emails without an unsubscribe ability. This is both unethical and potentially violates national marketing laws. They have been sending unsoliceted emails under the names of David Smith for years and I have been unable to get them to stop. Avoid this company if unethical practices are not part of your values.

Total scam. They send out bulk emails claiming they looked at your website and will send you a report of problems they found. They use a fake gmail address. If you reply asking for this free report, they reply with their domain address email asking for your website. Which proves they never looked at your website. Why would they ask for your website url when their opening email said they looked at it and found problems. Total shame company. They claim the person with the gmail address is their marketing person and they use a gmail email so their domain doesn't get blocked for spam. In the end they never send you a report on your website because they lied about seeing it in the first place.

Spammers with fake portfolio of websites. They say they designed websites they didn’t. Stay away!!!

Shocking. No regard for data protection. They use scouts to send unsolicited marketing emails via Gmail with no regard for data protection laws. Totally unprofessional company.