theweblogy.com Reviews

"These individuals are engaging in fraudulent activities! It is advisable to avoid them at all costs. They have caused me significant distress for the past 8 months, resulting in a loss of $8,800. On numerous occasions, they demanded additional funds, and once I was even threatened that they would not launch my website unless I paid $7,000 for a patent. Despite their promises, they have failed to deliver a functional website. These scammers operate multiple websites to deceive innocent people and steal their money. They are also associated with a fraudulent website called The Vox Web Studios. To further expose their deceitful practices, my developer accidentally emailed me from a vox web studios email address. I have already made full payment to them, yet they are unable to meet my requirements. Their understanding of website development is limited to providing login credentials for a basic administrative panel. It is clear that they lack the necessary skills and experience. I initially hired them in February, and only recently did I get the chance to view the website, which turned out to be a total disaster! Additionally, my developer occasionally dropped his accent, leading to confusion about who I was actually speaking to. \"I have already reported this matter to the police, and I intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), and the hosting provider, Namecheap. It is important to note that their positive reviews are inauthentic, and despite their claims of no association with The Vox Web Studios, they share the same physical address in California. I strongly advise avoiding them."

"These individuals are engaging in fraudulent activities! It is advisable to avoid them at all costs. They have caused me significant distress for the past 8 months, resulting in a loss of $8,800. On numerous occasions, they demanded additional funds, and once I was even threatened that they would not launch my website unless I paid $7,000 for a patent. Despite their promises, they have failed to deliver a functional website. These scammers operate multiple websites to deceive innocent people and steal their money. They are also associated with a fraudulent website called The Vox Web Studios. To further expose their deceitful practices, my developer accidentally emailed me from a vox web studios email address. I have already made full payment to them, yet they are unable to meet my requirements. Their understanding of website development is limited to providing login credentials for a basic administrative panel. It is clear that they lack the necessary skills and experience. I initially hired them in February, and only recently did I get the chance to view the website, which turned out to be a total disaster! Additionally, my developer occasionally dropped his accent, leading to confusion about who I was actually speaking to. \"I have already reported this matter to the police, and I intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), and the hosting provider, Namecheap. It is important to note that their positive reviews are inauthentic, and despite their claims of no association with The Vox Web Studios, they share the same physical address in California. I strongly advise avoiding them."

"These individuals are engaging in fraudulent activities! It is advisable to avoid them at all costs. They have caused me significant distress for the past 8 months, resulting in a loss of $8,800. On numerous occasions, they demanded additional funds, and once I was even threatened that they would not launch my website unless I paid $7,000 for a patent. Despite their promises, they have failed to deliver a functional website. These scammers operate multiple websites to deceive innocent people and steal their money. They are also associated with a fraudulent website called The Vox Web Studios. To further expose their deceitful practices, my developer accidentally emailed me from a vox web studios email address. I have already made full payment to them, yet they are unable to meet my requirements. Their understanding of website development is limited to providing login credentials for a basic administrative panel. It is clear that they lack the necessary skills and experience. I initially hired them in February, and only recently did I get the chance to view the website, which turned out to be a total disaster! Additionally, my developer occasionally dropped his accent, leading to confusion about who I was actually speaking to. \"I have already reported this matter to the police, and I intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), and the hosting provider, Namecheap. It is important to note that their positive reviews are inauthentic, and despite their claims of no association with The Vox Web Studios, they share the same physical address in California. I strongly advise avoiding them."