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This guy Charles from superpromovideos.com has been stealing templates and forms and reselling them.
He pretends to know about Home Care Agencies and resells forms cheaper with zero support as he doesn't know what he is selling so I needed to buy from someone else who could help me.
SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! This guy Charles is scamming people. My dad hired him to do a couple videos and he did them. He then hired him to do some website work and a couple other things for his business and Charles ghosted him. He took my dad's money then deleted and blocked him on Facebook. Do not trust him.
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