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2 reviews
Deceptive marketing practices, submits a message through a 'contact us' link that there are misspellings on our website. There are no misspellings, Reviewed our entire site and did not find a single misspelling. Confirmed this with our webdev.
Date of experience: June 26, 2025
Randy Shields is up to it again.
This time he is telling me I have misspelt receive as recieve. He used to do broken links, now spelling mistakes.
I used Grammarly and had just been on my website, so I knew which pages had not just visited my website and did a spell check. There were no errors.
Date of experience: November 27, 2021
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