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Run away from these thieves. When I started having them design my website, we sat down, Julie and Randy and I, and went through all the functionalities that I wanted in my website.
When we finished the conversation, we came up with a hand full of must haves up front and the other things would be tiered into the website over time. They wanted to charge me $ 8000 for the website but allowed me to rent it for $ 6000 and they wanted $ 100 a month. I agreed to that.
When they submitted the finished product, not only were there a ton of glitches and bugs, but the website was missing the main function that was the main reason for the website in general. When I confronted them about it, Randy told me that if I didn’t pay them the balance, they would take me to court and sue me for the balance.
Oh yeah, they agreed to add the function that I needed that should have been there from the beginning for an additional $ 2000.
Needless to say, I paid the balance, and then never gave them another penny. I took the code and closed my account with them and will do everything in my power to never let anyone that I know use these idiots and straight up, dishonest people.
Just don’t lose your money with these guys. Their website is designed well, but the work they do is sub par and not worth what they charge. Everyone of the other customers they have done work for, agreed that they were overcharged.
Added comment (11/​25/​2013) They absolutely threatened to sue me. Randy made that very clear. I called 12 clients of theirs. Their website has websites posted on it of work they did. I called the owners of those websites and everyone that I called stated they felt they were overcharged for the work done. I was exaggerating a bit when I said «every client of theirs».
Yeah, I didn’t pay them on time. I admit that. I was furious that I was being run through the ringer and not getting what I thought I was paying for.
She is right about the sales agreement. It did not have in it the main function I wanted. I realized that after the fact. I did not read the sales agreement with an attorney present and that was my mistake.
All these guys do is deny, deny, deny… Bottom line, there are thousands of people and companies that do what these guys claim to be able to do.
Just find someone else. You will feel ripped off when they submit the final project to you.
Oh yeah, what they submitted to me, I’ve had to scrap and walk away from that business. They destroyed my ability to grow that business since I invested all I had for a website I couldn’t use.
I own 2 other businesses that are very profitable and thank Randy and Julie for teaching me some lessons that have been priceless to know.
I learned some big lessons.
1. Read the contract with a fine tooth comb
2. Have an attorney review everything
3. Do your research
4. Shop around (a lot)
5. Pay attention to your gut feeling (more often than not, you are right)