Deceptive business practices
Deceptive business practices, money taken, results not delivered.
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AI Commerce took $14,000 from me based on specific profit claims and performance promises made during the sales process. Those promises did not materialize.
I was told this system could realistically generate around $29,000 in profits. After 5–6 months, the total return I received was about $1,000, nowhere near what was promised.
When I raised concerns, their “solution” was more of the same program and upsells, not accountability or results. When it became clear the promises were not being met, I requested a refund. They refused to refund, refused to accept responsibility, and continued marketing the same claims to new customers.
This is not a misunderstanding or normal business risk. It is a case of clear promises made, money taken, outcomes not delivered, and responsibility denied. I have written communications, payment records, and documentation supporting everything stated here.
If you give these people your money, do not expect to get it back.
That has been my experience. The promises made before payment were not honored after payment, refunds were refused, and responsibility was denied.
I strongly recommend not doing business with this company.
UPDATE – APRIL 17, 2026: FRAUDULENT BANKING TACTICS EXPOSED
I am adding this update to expose the merchant’s cynical response (which you can read below) and the illegal tactics they are currently using to fight my credit card dispute.
1. THE GHOST COMPANY BAIT-AND-SWITCH:
While they respond to me here as "Aicommerce," they are telling my bank (American Express) that I have an "active partnership" with companies called FanBasis and Corvin Group. I have NEVER signed a contract with these entities. This is Transaction Laundering—using unknown company names to bypass banking security and hide the fact that they never delivered the service.
2. FABRICATED DIGITAL PROFILES:
The merchant is claiming to the bank that I have an "active portal" with these ghost companies. This is a LIE. They took my personal information from our original deal and manually created fake accounts in my name to trick the bank into thinking I am an "active user." I challenge them to provide the IP address of the account activation—it will prove the accounts were created from their office, not my home.
3. MISLEADING EVIDENCE:
Despite their claims below of being "transparent," they submitted their defense to Amex in microscopic, illegible fonts. They do this intentionally to make it difficult for the bank to see that the company names on the charge do not match the company names on my signed contract.
4. CYNICAL "VICTIM BLAMING":
They mention "ad spend" and "limited sales" below to distract from the truth: I paid $10,000 (I realized on time about the scam and didn't pay the other 5k in fees that they promised to collect once you making profit). in fees for a promised $29,000 monthly profit, and received only $1,380 total. They promise the world to get your deposit, then hide behind fake identities and "ghost" companies when you call them out. Do not trust their excuses—they are
"PROFESSIONAL SCAMMERS."
10. syyskuuta 2025
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