WebdesigneagleReviews of webdesigneagle.com

Easily the biggest scan company I've ever dealt with. Instead of focusing on what they could do with the website, they turned our discovery meeting into what seemed like a timeshare presentation trying to get us to purchase "Icann" which was supposedly supposed to "protect our security". Every web person we talked to said that not only is this illegal, it's a huge scam. The work they actually did complete looked like that of an elementary special ed student, as work was usually thrown together and had several very simple mistakes. When we would try to contact them, it would be days, and sometimes weeks before we heard back from them. We constantly let them know that we weren't happy with the design, but they did nothing to fix our specifications. The final nail in the coffin was when I had a virtual meeting scheduled to do some editing, and they completely ghosted the time we agreed upon. The next day, I got an email "apologizing" after leaving work early to make sure I was available to meet. To top it off, they have completely disappeared after not delivering their end of the purchase and will not refund any money. Tread carefully, I would find an independent web designer rather than deal with these crooks.

I have all correspondence to back up all claims that I am about to mention. My goal is to stop what happened to me, from happening to anyone else. Anyone with questions or wanting proof to what I am saying, please message me on fb... Veinity Infusions or Melissa Dunlap. This company is a scam. They tried to rush my website, and charge me an extra $6,000 so that I would, "own" my website. I told them that I had already paid for it and I owned it, they kept saying that I didn't (which I really did) and kept giving me a deadline to pay 6k. Finally, my manager spoke with them and said, "Please just build the website we paid $980.00 for." It took about a week or longer for them to respond to anything that we asked or tried to update. Zoom meetings were constantly canceled on us, emails went unanswered for months...when we did got in touch with them, and they would give us updates that we submitted for them to do, the updates were wrong and looked like a 3rd grader made the site. I was confused because this was not what we discussed. It's been a year now, and I still don't have the website up that they promised me. They told me that if we were not happy with their services, we could get a refund. I requested a refund about 4 months ago, but they have not responded. I can see that they read our emails, they just don't respond. At this point, my goal is to not have this experience happen to anyone else. Stealing my money without a finished product is a felony. If my writing truthful reviews doesn't get their attention, I will start a website about them, with all the zooms, emails, and lies I was told. I have nothing but time, and this is just the beginning.

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They did a great job my website and gave me a good deal. Anytime I've needed an update or anything done or added they were prompt on getting it done for me. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a professional website.

I was very impressed with Webdesigneagle’s organization and delivery. I particularly appreciated that they appoint a project leader, which allows the centralization of communication and greatly improves execution. I highly recommend them, and particularly Jerry our project manager. He - and the team he coordinates - definitely get the job done. The price was right, too.

I hired Webdesigneagle for $149 for website design with a 100% satisfaction and money back guarantee seacpas domain. They then attempted to collect an additional $5,840 in fraudulent fees that they claimed were necessary. I've had my domain for 23 years and had prepaid my domain registration with networksolutions more than 7 years in advance (through 2032) and I had web hosting through web.com for $20 per month. Webdesigneagle contacted me and told me that I needed to purchase my domain permanently from ICANN for $3,440 and that this expense was 100% pass-through cost to ICANN. They stated they weren't making anything on the transaction. I was sent a contract showing domain license purchase from ICANN on it and invoice from ICANN using the ICANN trademark and Logo. Webdesigneagle then told me that I needed to switch my hosting provider because they had designed my website using a format that required a windows server and that web.com doesn't support windows servers. They wanted $2400 one time fee or $1500 + $127 per month for 3-4 month minimum before I could move my hosting to another provider. I placed my trust in them, but at this point, I knew I was being scammed. Here is what I found: 1. ICANN doesn't sell domain licenses, let alone the lifetime license they indicated I purchased. 2. Webdesigneagle transferred my prepaid domain registration to NameCheap.com, who runs an affiliate program with providers like Webdesigneagle so they could collect a referral fee. This resulted in the loss of approximately $980 in prepaid registrar fees I had prepaid to networksolutions. 3. My domain registration with networksolutions was independent of the web design work I hired them to do. The transfer was not necessary, but it enabled them to seize my domain when I caught on to their scam. 4. Webdesigneagle deliberately created my new website design in a format that required a windows server, with a hosting company that has inflated monthly hosting prices, also runs an affiliate program, and pays them (webdesigneagle) a referral fee. 5. Webdesigneagle offers website design in wordpress and knew my current hosting provider, Web.com, supports wordpress, but it deliberately did the work in a format that required a windows server, which is not supported by my provider, web.com. This was designed to force me to switch webhosting to their affiliate earning them a referral fee. 6. If Webdesigneagle had been working in my best interest, they would have done the work in wordpress (which they support) and not transferred my domain name to an affiliate. They put their financial interest first and attempted to compel me to switch hosting to their affiliates to generate referral fees. When I invoked their satisfaction guarantee and asked them to refund my money, they initially refused, so I processed a chargeback. Despite the money back guarantee, Webdesigneagle seized my domain name, a domain name that I have leased for the past 23 years and had prepaid through 2032. As of 04-22-2025, they refuse to provide me with an authorization to transfer my domain back to networksolutions, the company that I prepaid through 2032, putting me in the position I would be had I not done business with them in the first place. Under Webdesigneagle 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, I don't owe anything and they can't legally seize my domain. Webdesigneagle lied and provided a fictitious ICANN contract and ICANN invoice then designed my website in a format required me to use their affiliate webhosting partner so that they could collect an affiliate referral fee. Do not allow Webdesigneagle to transfer your domain or switch your webhost. Use your current registrar and ensure that they design your website in a format supported by your current webhosting company. If webdesigneagle is honest, they will provide me with the authorization code (EPP code) to transfer my domain registrar back to networksolutions. If they provide my authorization code, I will update this review to show that they returned my domain name to me.

Addy built a vibrant and functional site for our events business. The ticket booking feature has been a game changer!

Zach made the online shopping process a breeze for us. Our customers keep raving about how easy it is to browse and order now.