Nancy E.

YellowPages websites are cookie-cutter, fill in the blank, templates operated by poorly skilled content writers with poor grammar and have no skill with writing marketing content. They don't even realize or care when their photo doesn't match their text. See the picture of shrimp and they label it chicken or the photo of apple pie and call it a butter tart. Another example of green peppers that look half dead with poor green colour. They just like to use stock photos which are not representative and are misleading even though many authentic photos are sent to them. The liaison contact person does not follow thru on email communication regarding changes that are requested, and then plan to publish and go live with an embarrassing website with blatant errors that were not being being corrected after several email communications. It's like your time is up and they are done working with their customer/you! Then when you complain, rather than offer to make things right, and accept responsibility for not delivering what you paid for,they refer to their legal department and no chance of a refund even though they did not fulfill their obligation to deliver a personalized website for the business.