Progressive UXReviews of progressiveux.com

Another Scam by ProgressiveUX.com After a dispute over the company owing me money, ProgressiveUX.com not only tried to remove my review from Trustpilot but also created a fake email demanding $2,500 USD to “bring my website up to date.” When I refused, they took down my website, leaving me without access. This is just another shady tactic from this company. Previously, I had already lost $5,000 USD after hiring them for three websites and an inventory program. They only partially completed two websites (85%), worth $1300 each, while the inventory program (worth $5,000) was never delivered. After numerous attempts to reach them, they ceased all communication and abandoned the project, forcing me to hire another firm to complete the work. When I requested the completion of the agreed work, they claimed the price was too low—despite having already taken my money. Upon mentioning legal action, their response was, “You’re most welcome to afford one if you can, which can stand against our legal department.” Their tactics—false claims, and website takedowns—are nothing short of fraudulent. Avoid ProgressiveUX.com at all costs.

This company was full of false promises, and actually took money without authorization, until Leo Davis came on the scene...He has worked hard and promptly to address outstanding issues. I am hopeful that he will continue, so that they can shed their "scammer" suit and continue to be 'good guys'.

They are scammers!! They said they would design my website, took a down payment and disappeared when I asked for my money back. Their so called expert they assigned me with was more interested in lying to me and getting me to spend more money rather than doing his job.

I have been working with Leo Davis on publishing 2 books. It has been very comforting to me that he uses a project management approach. This experience has taught me that having milestones, sharing them with others and keeping up with schedules is instrumental in being successful. By the way, I used to teach project management as a consultant in the past, so I do know something about project management.

This company is a SCAM!!!!! they told me to pay $ to get the services and they aren’t answering now and have not done anything for me !

Review: Progressive UX is a Complete Scam Beware of Progressive UX—this company is an absolute scam. My husband worked with Zayne, who personally promised that he would see results and assured him a minimum return of $3,500. Zayne even said he doesn't usually make guarantees, but he was confident in this case. Fast forward over a year, and my husband hasn't seen a single cent from their so-called services. Not only has there been zero return, but the customer service has been an absolute nightmare. They've passed him around to different representatives, none of whom are responsive. Every time he reaches out for help or to request the refund Zayne promised due to poor results, he's shuffled between scripted, AI-like customer service reps who offer no solutions and refuse to escalate the matter. Despite being promised a refund, he has never received one. To make matters worse, Progressive UX doesn't even have a Google page, which is another red flag. It’s clear they're trying to avoid any accountability. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from this company—they're a complete scam!

Jeff Dawson did great work managing the cover design and formatting of my book, it came out better than I ever expected. Then he and his team were terrific with the publishing & distribution platforms, giving my book the best possible chances of success. Leo Davis followed with a strong team that he managed to create a social media campaign I really like including well designed ads and keyword optimization. And Emily Brown was very good with my intial sign-up.

Martha Rucker ***** Leo Davis at progressive UX has been very helpful present and always answers the phone when I call. He has helped me in my attempts to re-launch a book. My previous publisher is making it a little difficult, but Leo is helping me through that process. I thought that I had complete rights to my book both copyright and print rights. It's seems that it's possible that I need the previous publishers permission to re-launch my book. Don't quite understand that. I don't have to wait three or four days wondering if I'll get a response from him. That was the case with my previous publisher they would respond or they would not respond. and it was always via email. I never spoke to a person. Leo's accessibility in this challenging process is very important to me. Both he and the team have done a great job in editing and setting up the social media pre-launch. Kudos to Leo