We've been w/ ipower for almost a year now with a retail-selling business website...it was good up until they decided to 'upgrade' their websites, since January we haven't been able to access our website! They keep telling me it's fixed then I try it and it still doesn't work so I call them, after a llloooonnnnngggg wait on hold, I am told that a 'tech will call me back THEY NEVER DO!!! then I e-mail them and they keep telling me that it is fixed or I'm doing something wrong, but they tell me how to access the website, but they leave out some of the major steps...so, after 2 months...I can access my business e-mail and I can delete items on my website, but I still cannot edit it or add items. A computer geek said that their system no longer accepts JPEG's a universal code...so how am I supposed to add images to a catalog??? and even going thru Paypal cart buttons directly, they cannot be added to our web pages...STAY AWAY FROM THESE SCAM ARTISTS POSING AS A HOSTING SERVER!!!! ANYONE KNOW HOW I CAN CONTACT THE AZ ATTORNEY GENERAL THAT IS WORKING ON THIS CASE DIRECTLY?
I purchased a web redesign from ipowerweb for $1200. My main concern being the site be built in the US. Ipowerweb said it would be built in CA. I was told a project manager would contact me the same day I paid them. It took several telephone calls and 10 days before someone from Bulgaria called. Ipowerweb told me they wanted $4,000 more to design my site, which I didn't pay. I only thing I received from ipowerweb is the run around. Phone calls and emails are rarely returned. This is a basic 'bait and switch' operation. The Arizona Attorney General is investigating ipowerweb for fraud. Send your thoughts etc. to T Giffin Conrad, VP at ipowerweb at tconrad@ipowerweb.com.

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