Webscribble Rip -Off, Do not Purchase any of their websites Internet

If these people sold you something that didnt work or something that didn't match thier demo, you can dispute the charge (if you paid credit card) and you can also file criminal charges, you can go to your nearest post office and ask to speak to the postal inspector in chages, and let them know what happened. Also if they didn't send you your backup cd, that is mail fraud as well. If people report them, that is the way to put a stop to their fraud.

In November, we installed a working installation of webJobs on this customer's domain name free of charge. Everything was working at that point. The customer then asked to have some modifications done (such as changing the look) for which we quoted him and performed the work. He expressed his happiness with the work. On Friday he asked for more modifications. After going back and forth, we could not agree on a scope and cost. When the customer became agitated and insinuated multiple times (as he had in the past) that we were being dishonest with him (despite being happy with the modifications performed in the past) we recommended he find another programmer to do this work. I think most people will agree that there's nothing dishonest about recommending to pay someone else to do programming work for them.

When the customer states his site is not operational, what he really means is that it doesn't look exactly like he wants it. The items he wants are additions that require some programming work that we don't have (and didn't advertise) in the software. In fact, the site is fully operational. I'd welcome him to post his site URL for others to judge for themselves.