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ProjectArmy (projectarmy.net) has 29 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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Dover, Delaware
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2026
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Ditto almost everything the reviewer said about false promises. When Viktor is in attentive mode, the work gets done. Then he seems to drop off the map, makes excuses when he drops back in, and is generally unreliable from a long term perspective. I am currently researching other options for website management. Last word from him, two weeks ago, "I'm almost done." Since then I've asked for updates, and get crickets.
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Sam G.
False Promises
It’s obvious the reviews on here are for small jobs.
I hired Viktor in January to rework my site and do some SEO.
He told me it would take about 2 weeks to complete. I paid him in full, $2,700 because I felt he was honorable and trustworthy, and because someone I trust referred me to him.
2 months go by and I still have no new website.
At the 3 week mark, he mentioned some medical issues had come up but that they were resolved and we were on track. He has not communicated additional issues since that time.
I continued to trust him because he offered a credit of $500 for the delay.
My multiple inquires as to why this is taking so long are either ignored, or he’ll tell me it will be done that week, none of which has been true. He’ll simply do a few pages, send them to me, then disappear for a week, his pattern for the last 2 months.
Last week he completed a few very small updates and no new pages to review, then disappeared yet again with no communication.
To make matters worse, my site was recently hacked. The upsetting part is that this never would’ve happened had he completed the work when he said he would because the hack occurred via a plugin that we are not using on the new site. Additionally, during our kick-off call, I mentioned that several updates needed to be made. He told me not to worry about them, that it wouldn’t be an issue. Now I know most hacks occur due to plugins and themes not being updated regularly.
I’ve repeatedly asked him if he cannot complete the job as promised to kindly refund me in full so I can find someone else and he never responded.
I sent a final ultimatum email and when I didn’t hear back in a timely manner, I was forced to file a claim with my bank. He only responded when he got notification from his bank but by that time, it was too late. He’s simply made too many false promises.
I have been more than patient and done everything I can to work with Viktor in a professional manner in an effort to get what I paid for based on what was promised.
Because my current site is not working properly (and due to the hack), I have lost several thousand dollars these past several weeks, which is why I hired him to begin with.
I’d seriously think twice before hiring Viktor. He is talented, but his time management and communication skills need serious work, and it’s just not worth the stress and frustration trying to get him to follow through.
Response from ProjectArmyApr 2, 2021
Thank you for your honest feedback, Samantha. I appreciate you taking the time to share it.
I apologize, again, for the inconvenience this experience has caused you. Due to unforseen cirmustances brought up by the Covid-19 pandemic and medical issues, the project was taking a bit longer than expected.
However, the work on the website never stopped and 90% has been completed at this point. Only a handful of templated pages remained, including some feedback you've provided on the previous pages.
On March 26th, you sent an email setting final deadline for the website to be delivered by April 1st or you would request your money back. That was more than enough time to wrap up remaining pages and outstanding feedback. However, before I had a chance to respond within 24 hours I received notification of a chargeback. You've already requested your money back through your bank, without asking for a full refund which I would grant.
Even after receiving notification of the chargeback (which I did not dispute), I continued to work on the website until you replied to my email and indicated you didn't want to wait until April 1st because you didn't think I would be able to finish it.
I take full responsbility for the delayed completion of this project, but it would have been finished April 1st if you waited.
During this project, I did offer a lot of complimentary services for your existing website that were not part of the project:
1. Replaced your Vimeo videos with Backblaze-hosted videos.
2. Fixed your old domain redirect issue.
3. Updated your WordPress, plugins, and theme.
4. Cleaned up malware from your website when it was hacked due to plugin vulnerability.
5. SEO consulting and help with duplicate website being indexed from previous developer.
Again, I'm sorry for the inconvenience. A copy of your staging website has been saved, in case you ever decide to finish it.
If you ever have any SEO, marketing, or WordPress questions don't hesitate to email. I'm always happy to help. Maybe in the future I'll get an opportunity to win your trust back.
Thank you.