Kraftedlabs Bewertungen 

Dishonest paywall funnel marketed as a $20 website shop builder and onboarding tool. Predates on new small businesses trying to set up the right way. Presents paywalls on multiple affiliate apps as onboarding requirement. Causes overwhelm, confusion and panic in order to get you to "follow the onboarding process' by subscribing to 1 paywall after another including a very expensive ai credit system. Stonewalled while trying to unsubscribe. Complaints only monitored by chatbots. Considering cancelling my credit card to stop the charges. Whole business build is derailed by the tool meant to help build the business.

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If I payed 1 dollar for the Shopify, can they still take my money? I want to know asap.

Scammed by them and they charged me 149 USD

you might have learned about this site from their ad saying someone spent $20 and started a store that runs by itself. I tried it so you don't have to and here is the breakdown:

1. the $20 is the initial fee, you have to pay way for for it to be a functional and running store. like ads, marketing, etc each cost $50 with about 10-20 additional add ons.

2. you need to sign up for shopify and pay for shopify plan.

3. their team doesn't have any technical knowledge to solve any issues if any problems arise along the way and just keeps repeating the same message like it meant anything. for example, when I signed up shopify gives an automatic 3 day free trial even though I paid for a plan. but their system doesn't take into the account of the 3 day trial so it keepz bumping error messages preventing my setup to complete and all the response I receiced was "you need to be on basic plan" repeatedly like a automated message.

4. it's quite sketchy they rebranded because upon searching they were previously under ecomsites.design and that's their response emails being sent from as well. probably too many people caught up to their scam so they changed name.

5. their store buildup is through ai which you might as well do it yourself for free.

so when it sounds too good to be true, there's always a catch. avoid and beware.