Six Figures for the Rest of Us Antigurus, Rock & Roll LLC, Tom E Mcting, Six Figures for the Rest of Us' Malware-Infected Website Building Templates Put Users and Buyers at Risk of Hacking California

"Six Figures for the Rest of Us"
This product is for training, software, and web-building templates to build and flip websites on Flippa.com. Promoted as a method to bring “$1000/week guaranteed”.

Members in the Facebook Group reported very minimal success. I only earned $200 after 2 months, then I needed to stop building and selling because the web-building templates were prone to hacking. EVERY time I uploaded a web-building template to my hosting server, I received a warning message from my hosting company about a security risk related to the template.

On May 19, my hosting account was hacked, and infected 33 websites and other websites that I had built years prior) on my server, including websites that were not related to the web-building templates. I contacted my hosting company security team, and they confirmed that the hacks were made through the web-building templates, so I needed to completely delete 33 websites on my hosting account, including about 15 website that I have built using the web-building templates and listed for sale. I also had to delist all of the websites I had listed for sale, as I did not want to be legally and financially liable for my website buyer’s hosting accounts getting hacked from the websites I built and sold with their web-building templates. I still have not recovered the websites I had built prior to using the web-building templates.

I reported the issue with a PayPal agent on May 20, to report the issue before filing a “Product Not As Described” transaction dispute. The agent assured me that the issue would certainly be refunded/advised me to directly contact the sellers to give them a chance to resolve the issue without filing a dispute, which I did. I first contacted Chad Rego, the developer for the web-building templates.

Chad denied that there was any issue at all with his templates, and tried to deflect the responsibility of the hacking to my hosting company, which was absurd. Chad recommended that I change my hosting company to resolve the security risk issues with their web-building templates. Their recommended remedy is NOT reasonable because the issues are DIRECTLY RELATED to the apps used in their web-building templates and COMPLETELY UNRELATED to hosting services.

Since I filed my claim against them, another member, Celia Tg, in the Six Figures for the Rest of Us Members Facebook group also reported the same hacking/malware issues with the website they had built using the website building templates provided by Six Figures for the Rest of Us. There are most likely other members and victims of their malware, but as of July 16, 2020, I have been blocked from the group, so I have no way of knowing the extent of the fraud damage.