Dallas Pro Web Designers I paid them $2000 to build a website to their develepors and they never completed even 10% the site and JUST ATE MY MONEY. WAITING FOR LAWSUIT Dallas, Texas

Another example of why this company should be shut down.  David Alford did not have a paypal account and owed the developer money so hes making an excuse that the customer is wrong.  What goes around comes around.

The gentleman called our office and has obviously gotten us mistaken with someone else. We have no record of him making any payments to this company, nor do we have any type of signed or unsigned for that matter contract, agreement or even a sales lead, invoice or receipt from this person regarding his project. He obviously paid someone through paypal and we do not even use pay pal here, never have and never will. He is receiving a letter notifying him to remove this within 10 business days or will be sued and fined the amount of $2500.00. Regardless even if he did hire us he would have had to sign a terms of service stating that exactly what he has done here is not permitted regardless of the circumstances, and if one chooses to do so then they are required to pay a slander fine no less than $2500. The terms of service we use is iron clad, and fortunately we have never had to use it on anyone but it is backed by the law and will stand in any court. I am really sorry this young man has had this happen to him but to slander a party who has nothing to do with it is very illegal. So unless he can show some sort of agreement outlining all these accusations or some sort of email showing even our logo or my signature or even anyone that works for us then this needs to be removed immediately. Also when the kid called implying that we were the ones he paid he also told me he had just done the same thing with another company or individual using a pay pal account and was still disputing it. So maybe this person is some sort of scammer or something. the whole thing seems a little fishy to me.

  About the best you could do is sue them in small claims court. No lawyer required.  You'd have to file in Dallas, so I don't know if that would be worth it for you. 

  The Texas bar has a guide for filing in small claims court :

http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Legal_and_Judicial_System&CONTENTID=3869&TEMPLATE=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm