kyozou kyozou Is a company to where they Scam you on 750 dollar training deposit Internet

I am an etailer using Kyozou .   it is not a scam . but is also not a free service . 

the training fee is to provide support for a very in depth and complicated e commerce platform . there are so many things to learn when setting up I wish I had gone with the training I did not and I think it really slowed me down . 

It is a shame that many folks think a busy company should provide Techs to walk them through set up for free .

I do not think the person filing the complaint would expect the local master electrition to stop what he is doing and train them to wire thier house for free . It is a fact that the person helping with training or set up has to be paid .

if you want a free ecomerce site there are many out there . they will not have the bells and whistles but that is what yopu get for free. 

Kyozou has been a great choice for my company.  I have an eBay jewelry business with about 12,000 listings.  I do about half a million a year in sales.  eBay makes a lot of demands on me (I am a top rated seller.) that are difficult to deal with, like when they decided that all of our pictures had to conform to a certain size criteria (and we had 12,000 listings with 6 pictues each.)   Kyozou took care of the entire problem by running our pictures through their resizing software.

 They resized all of my pictures in an hour- versus the 3 months it would have taken me to pay someone to do it.  Alsp. the service is very good. I can Always get someone on the phone when I have a question and I have an account manager to help me navigate any problems that I have in dealing with eBay.  I am not a tech savvy person- so this is huge for me.  I don't know what the problem was with the person who registered the complaint here - but my experience with Kyozou has been very positive.