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Seem to be a positive service for a low price like I need. But I see about 9 negative reviews, and positive reviews too. Could it be the company is just leaving themselves positive reviews?

https://buzztilt.pissedconsumer.com/
https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/buzztilt.com

The sitejabber.com reviews are fake. They operated under Spacedigitalx before. The site is offline, but you can still find a lot of images on Google. They use the same tactics as BeyondBuzz and Crowd.PR (might as well be the same team) : create and post fake reviews, buy Fiverr blog posts and sitejabber reviews, pay video actors on Fiverr to create a phony video review and scam as many people as you can, until there are too many negative reviews. When that happens, start all over with a new website.

I don't know why you would even consider hiring them, their website doesn't work

mike420blazed247 wrote:Seem to be a positive service for a low price like I need. But I see about 9 negative reviews, and positive reviews too. Could it be the company is just leaving themselves positive reviews?

https://buzztilt.pissedconsumer.com/
https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/buzztilt.com

That is quite possible, how much are they charging?

Aureliolutz wrote:The sitejabber.com reviews are fake. They operated under Spacedigitalx before. The site is offline, but you can still find a lot of images on Google. They use the same tactics as BeyondBuzz and Crowd.PR (might as well be the same team) : create and post fake reviews, buy Fiverr blog posts and sitejabber reviews, pay video actors on Fiverr to create a phony video review and scam as many people as you can, until there are too many negative reviews. When that happens, start all over with a new website.

How could you even know what their name was before? Do you think we are stupid on here or something?

drudge wrote:

Aureliolutz wrote:The sitejabber.com reviews are fake. They operated under Spacedigitalx before. The site is offline, but you can still find a lot of images on Google. They use the same tactics as BeyondBuzz and Crowd.PR (might as well be the same team) : create and post fake reviews, buy Fiverr blog posts and sitejabber reviews, pay video actors on Fiverr to create a phony video review and scam as many people as you can, until there are too many negative reviews. When that happens, start all over with a new website.

How could you even know what their name was before? Do you think we are stupid on here or something?

You are too kind. Spacedigitalx had the EXACT same website as Buzztilt, as in 100% the same website. Not a single word, price option, or customers they "worked with". I cannot imagine that a real and honest business would have a reason to launch different exact copies and brands, or fake reviews. But that's probably just me?