I want to start by saying the individuals I dealt with were nice but the company as a whole is engaging in deceptive business practices. I went through a rigorous questioning process before deciding to sign up for their Amazon Prime store and fulfillment credits of $5000 (their recommendation). It was like pulling teeth to get the reps I spoke with to put in a revenue guarantee in writing (104k). Once they finally did I signed up and started the process. Throughout the duration of a year I made $268 in revenue, a long ways off from that $104k mark. Along the way I received conflicting information about how things on their end work, such as why I put in 5k of fulfillment credits. In their words " Product quantity is intrinsically tied to revenue projections. Marketplaces like Amazon, Walmart, and eBay link product quantity with the number of impressions a listing receives. This correlation is grounded in the objective of creating a positive customer experience by avoiding showing under-stocked products to consumers. For example, a listing with 10 units in stock would not be displayed to 5,000 shoppers. However, a listing with 500 units in stock could be viewed by over 10,000 shoppers." However my Amazon store had only 20 items in it for 90% of its life and when I asked why, because my understanding was to have a large stock due to their statement above, they then said a low amount of inventory was so they could change with market demands. I let it go. Always trusting they would make the proper decisions. Fast forward to month 9 and I haven't received a sale since month 3. I am seeing the writing on the wall that this won't formulate and I start preparing on my end for the end of my subscription on April 3,2025 and begin asking about the refund process and ensuring there will be nothing stopping me from receiving my money. It is now 30 days after my subscription ended and I'm no closer to a refund. I have called countless times and receive the same answer "we are escalating your case and conducting a follow up. You will be notified if there's a change in your review process". This usually results in a poor email that just says "your refund is under review". It went from it will take 14 days to it will take 30 days and now at 30 days they have no timeline for me. They won't let you speak to anyone in management and the billing team doesn't have a phone line you can access. I have some hope I will get the refund but the lack of answers when you inquire is ridiculous. I would save your money and stay very far away. I plan to write to my state rep, the Florida state reps, the better business bureau and any social website for review. This company needs to be held accountable and shouldn't advertise a money back guarantee if they will not honor it.

When I first signed up, I honestly thought things would move a little faster. Maybe I just had unrealistic expectations, but looking back now, I wish someone had told me how much my existing Amazon account history would affect the process. My account had some small dings from years back, nothing major, just a couple late shipments and one flagged listing, but apparently, that still counts. And it slowed everything down. I thought I could just plug in, get things running, and start seeing consistent orders. That definitely wasn't the case. For the first month or so, I felt like I was just... waiting. Watching. Hoping the system would kick in. There were a couple small orders here and there, but nothing regular. I actually reached out to ask if this was normal, and they explained that accounts with flags or issues take longer to "warm up" and get consistent sales flowing. Makes sense now, but I really wish I had known up front. If I'd been told, I probably would have just opened a new seller account and saved myself the delay. That being said, I'm now about three months in, and I'm finally seeing daily sales. Nothing mind-blowing yet, but I've gone from seeing a random order every few days to now having steady flow. That small change — like, waking up and seeing 3-4 sales consistently, makes a huge mental difference. It finally feels like things are working. One thing I'll give credit for: the products being listed on my store are actually things people buy. I've sold through other methods before, mostly dropshipping, and it was always this cycle of pushing random gadgets or trending junk that no one really needed. This time, the stuff is recognizable. It's stuff you'd find in someone's kitchen or bathroom or pantry. I think that's made a big difference with reviews and refunds too. So far I've only had two refund requests in three months, which is way lower than what I was used to before. Shipping has been solid too, which I honestly wasn't expecting. Fulfillment was one of my big concerns early on because I didn't want to deal with anything manually. But every order has shipped out without me needing to touch anything. That's a massive relief. It really is hands-off in that sense, which was what I was hoping for when I signed up. Still, I do wish I had more visibility into how things are being packed or how the customer receives their order. That kind of info would be helpful in the long run, especially if I want to grow this into a bigger brand. The other part I've noticed is that support is responsive, but not always immediate. I've had a couple cases where I asked something and it took 2-3 days to get an answer. Not a huge deal, but if you're someone who wants same-day help or you're used to having someone jump on the phone, it might be a bit frustrating. I did learn to just keep my questions straightforward and avoid long emails, and that's helped get quicker replies. There's also this weird middle ground where you know there's a strategy behind everything, but not all of it is explained in detail. I'm someone who likes to understand the "why" behind things — like why certain products are chosen or why prices are adjusted a certain way. Some of that info just isn't shared openly. I get that not everyone wants to be involved in those decisions, but I personally would like a little more transparency. At the same time, I can't really argue with the fact that things are working now. I'm seeing progress. Sales are picking up. And I haven't had to touch inventory, deal with returns, or worry about suppliers ghosting me like in the past. That part alone is worth a lot to me. The platform isn't perfect, and I definitely hit some snags early on. But once the ball gets rolling, it does what it says, it brings in orders, and it takes care of the backend stuff without you having to babysit it. If you're someone coming in with a clean seller account and decent patience, I think the experience would probably be a lot smoother than mine. I had to learn that the hard way. So, overall? I'm cautiously optimistic. It took longer than I expected, and I probably could've avoided that if I'd known more upfront. But I'm not chasing trends anymore. I'm not spending nights trying to write product descriptions or testing ad campaigns that flop. I'm just letting the system do its thing, and slowly but surely, it's starting to pay off. If you're on the fence and your account's in good standing, I'd say it's worth a shot. Just know it's not a magic switch. Give it time, expect a ramp-up, and be ready for a bit of silence at first. That was the toughest part for me, the waiting. But now that I'm past that phase, I'm actually excited to see where this can go over the next few months.

I rarely write reviews, but this is a company that I must do so for!

It's my first time in the drop shipping space. What enticed me to start a store was the low up-front investment that I had to make unlike any other business model.

When I first started about a year ago, I had no clue what I had to do to get going. After hours of watching YouTube videos, I managed to put together some sort of a store.

I started my search for finding a marketing agency to help me market because I had no clue what I was doing when running Facebook Ads and I realized how fast money was going down the drain due to a lack of expertise.

I got quotes from many companies, and they were all in the thousands with lots of setup fees. It was really un-bearable.

Thankfully, I ran into Why Unified and all of their plans were on low monthly subscriptions. Better yet, I found a plan that does everything for me.

When I say everything, I mean, they literally dropship for me.

I signed up, they walked me through it, and literally showed me stores that were profitable, active and already running under their company that they could duplicate for me and literally duplicate the results.

I honestly didn't believe it until I saw it. But the company took the investment to actually setup and manage already profitable advertising campaigns to duplicate it for the clients under this plan.

It was a no-brainer.

So I chose a store, and they setup a marketing plan for me. In the marketing plan, they duplicated the ads campaign, funnels and everything else that already works and makes money. Everything was personalized to the brand name that I wanted and the color scheme that I wanted.

I funded my advertising budget, approve the plan and the advertising campaign.

I started seeing sales come through within the first day. I was honestly thrilled and amazed. In my past experience doing ads myself, I spend probably round $2,000 and got nothing in return for it. But since they already invested into pre-creating a successful drop shipping store, ads campaign and funnel, they already had the audiences built up to advertise too.

Fast forwarding to six months later, the campaign is giving us 5x return on ad spend, the products have a little to no return rate, and the customer service is minimal due to the nature of the products. I have made more than $123,000 from this campaign in these six months. What other space can you do that in as beginner?

I didn't try their other plans because I wanted to minimize anymore risk (or wasted money) do I went with their Dropship plan, but I can tell you it's worth every dollar. There is no better way to dropship than to copy (literally) campaigns that are already profitable.

In general, working with the team was nothing short of an exceptional experience. They are very well educated, smart, talented and were always there to answer my questions around the clock, and I had tons of them.

If someone would reach out to me over email, I would love to make a video testimonial for you as I have so much to say. You are the only company that held up their word and stuck to it, and didn't charge me thousands for it.

Thank you very much for everything that you have done for me, my family, and my store.

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I hired Why Unified to help my company manage and create paid ads. I signed an initial contract on January 17,2020. I completed their onboarding and marketing questionnaires on January 18,2020. I was made to wait until February 3,2020, to have a call with * to go through the marketing program.

After going through the plan over a call (which was quite generic BTW), I was told that I had to sign off on the marketing plan and then I would be shown the ad drafts for our company. On February 6,2020, I was told I would be seeing them within 1 business day.

And then... I got nothing.

The days went by. I constantly emailed *, asking what was happening.

Then I was contacted via email by another female representative: *, who told me that * was on medical leave and that she would be managing my case from here on out. She sent me links to drafts of graphics and copy that had been done for my company. Unfortunately, all the drafts had absolutely nothing to do with what we had hired them to do: which were paid ads. * told me that those drafts were located in my FB business manager account. I went to find them in there, and they had not yet even accepted the invitation to our FB business manager account!

I also found out that Why Unified took a second monthly fee from us within 2 weeks of taking the first one.
Once I realized this and saw that they had not done any of the work I had asked them to do, I asked * if a manager could contact me. She told me to expect 3-4 business days for them to get in touch.

Can you imagine a digital marketing agency telling you to wait 3-4 days for a response?

Since that day, until today, I have never received a callback nor an email from management. I ended up contacting the CEO of the company - * via his FB page to ask him for help. He has never replied to me either.

Additionally, during these weeks of begging for a response, the Why Unified website was 'undergoing maintenance.' Yet another major red flag.

I then contacted some of the businesses that were shown on the 'Clients' page of the Why Unified website. Both of the CEO's that I spoke to verified that they had never heard of, nor worked with Why Unified. One of the CEO's contacted Why Unified immediately to demand they take her name down. Their website went 'under maintenance' that same day for a few hours. When it reappeared, the website had completely generic names and business names in place of the others.

Every day that goes by, I see more and more fake positive reviews being posted on these websites, which is so disheartening. I'm writing this review in the hopes that I can prevent other people from being scammed by Why Unified. I hope that * does the right thing and rights the wrongs that have been done to us and so many others.

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