I began my business with HIT Web Design on 6/5/09. I requested to have a website created in order to support my business, Power Chord Guitar Lessons, LLC. They seemed very eager to help and answer questions up until the point where they have your credit card information. After that, everything went ...
Hi Everyone has been calling me and emailing me to find out all the details of how and why I left HITthe bottom line is I just could not take it any longer. Sitting at my desk crying 2 and 3 times a day is just not what I see as my future with a successful company. When I started with this company ...
I decided to go with Hit Web Design formerly known as Heritage web design. At first, they sounded great and one was supposed to get all of these things. Immediately after signing, all of the little extras cost a lot of extra money. I signed up in June, paid a lot of money up front and it's now the ...
Hit Web Design are con artists! They sold me a package, then wouldn't do the work that was agreed upon. They kept asking for more money for things they already agreed to do when I purchased it! Considering the vast amount of people online filing complaints about Hit, a class action lawsuit is ...
A young salesman at HIT web design, formerly heritage web solutions, named Brandon Byrge lied to me when I signed up with his company. He led me to believe they were going to make a killer website for $700 for me so I agreed to sign up. He and I went back and forth for a few days going over what ...
They've changed their name from Heritage Web Solutions to HIT Web Design. They automatically charge you for web hosting to the tune of 39.99 a month when they haven't designed the website for you yet. It took six months to get it done and I was charged for every month even though it was in their ...