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Owner, Malik Bassett, did not deliver my AI Assistant despite taking my money. When I asked about when I would receive the product, he called me racial slurs and threatened me. Do not work with this scumbag unless you want to throw your money down the toilet. 🚽
They claim to do AI agents.
After multiple calls they charged me and never gave the service. They keep changing their domain and continue scamming people.
Ask some case studies make sure it’s not fake :)
Terrible Company Terrible Owner.
Stay Away. Its a scam. They take your money and run away. Dont buy.
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