Sitemile.com, Andrei Dragos Saioc Andrei Dragos Charged over $300 for 12 clone scripts, including Fiverr and TaskRabbit clones. None work but Andrei refuses to refund my money Europe, near the city of Bucharest Internet

Sitemile.com claims  that "Our wordpress apps and themes are plug and play and you do not need any other plugins or other custom scripts to run them. Just push them in and you are ready!"

They company offers a number of clone scripts for websites like Groupon, Fiverr, Taskrabbit, Craigslist, Ebay, ect. Each indidvidual script (Wordpress plugin) costs approximately $50--however, Sitemile.com also offers two different club membership options which allow the user to access all of the company's themes.  The basic club membership is $249 while the professional version is $379. Each package varies in terms of what the user is allowed to do with the scripts. For example, even if you purchase the professional version—you will still need to upgrade to an extra developer license (which is about $40 per theme) in order to have full access to all features and add-ons(mobile versions, different operating systems, etc.), including lifetime updates, and the rights to sell a website with the theme installed. 

It sounds like a great deal—until you purchase the package only to find out that only one or two of the themes functions. However—in order to use any of the scripts-you need prior programming knowledge. Andrei and sitemile make it sound like the scripts are user friendly for anyone, which is not the case.

 If only I had known about the forum before I purchased the basic club membership—I wouldn’t have purchased the product. The forum is full of complaints from disgruntled members who did not get what they paid for. In fact—most of the theme are still in development. For example, every few months, Andrei promises that the Taskerr theme (TaskRabbit) clone script will be completed—he has promised this since early 2013. Yet—nothing. Here is a link to the forum: http://sitemile.com/support-forums/

 So to the point—I purchased the basic club membership back in April. I spent an additional $40 to upgrade to the extra developer license for Taskerr-the script I wanted the most. Andrei took the money and failed to mention that the script does not work. He also promised to upgrade me, and never did. He also refused my refund request. Additionally, he said he would install it on my website and didn’t—communication with the company takes ages—even though sitemile claims on their website that they get back to you within 15-20 minutes.

 Sitemile and Andrei Saioc are scam artists and dishonest. Those who have been successful with a few of their scripts (such as pricerr, the fiverr clone) have either been programmers or have hired programmers to make the script work.

 All I want is a refund for the nearly $400 I spent with sitemile on wordpress plugins that do not function as advertised.  I’ve seen complaints on scambook as well—and hope these negative reviews show up in the search engines in order to save other customers from getting scammed.

 I have email correspondence with Andrei if anyone wants to see it. But—avoid this company like the plague. They will take your money and leave you stranded. I am calling my credit card company tomorrow to dispute the charges. I hope it works in my favor.

 Avoid Sitemile – Avoid Andrei.