I am not American but have been living in New York City since 1997 and have been working on the internet as long as evercurrent.com; I am not a programmer though.
The problem with evercurrent.com is that they had the knowledge or the money to put together a very professional-looking and convincing sales-website; I give them the credit of the doubt that they know well their market, for after having searched in the internet archives, I found out that they were running a website named Bettymeetsboris.com, that was certainly one of, if not the first community (-kind of dating) website to appear online. I assume that for personal reasons (or maybe for lack of profit) they decide to not run it anymore but to finally sell a full home business opportunity with their software, as a dating website and hoping making money with forcing their new customers to pay in advance for a full year hosting as well.
Mrs Rebecca Brooks (Becky), who I believe to be the only owner and employee of evercurrent.com and Samy, the friendly (before you pay for everything) and so innocent sales-representative (anyway it is a small group only of scam-artists) have it easy to express themselves in a way that we believe they are always of very good will and we are the ones who don't understand anything... And all what they do is selling you promises, with a website (they call it a "software"...) which is just a basic template full of limitations and bugs... The problem is that when you want to explain these glitches appearing in your "newly designed" website, there is never a CLEAR solution to fix them!..
After paying about $ 1000, through Paypal, to have an apparently at the beginning serious company, launching my new home business, I had no other choice than spending a lot of my time emailing my questions to Becky, who was never giving me satisfaction in her responses, to finally find out that she was doing it on purpose until I'll give up!..
After having talk with many Paypal associates who each of them was more or less knowledgeable, I was confirmed in my feeling that Evercurrent is not affraid to go on and on with their very smart scam-business because they know that Paypal is covering their identity anyway... I could never find where Evercurrent is located; they have only one telephone number that is for the sales, and another address that is NOT "current" anymore in Canada.
I found out about the website evercurrent.org that has been put together by someone else who got ripped off by evercurrent.com to harm their business; I sent all my emails with Evercurrent and Paypal also to the owner of evercurrent.org, hoping she has the time to post my story, and I encourage other reporters here to contact her too. I think there would be something to do with Paypal too; I don't thing I'll get any refund with them but if we are many together we may force Paypal to reopen the disputes and at least prevent them to help Evercurrent to rip off more people "currently"!!
To conclude, my advice and lesson about it is to make a serious physical (not only online) search about the credentials of any new company you want to make business with on the internet; it is sad, but nowadays, you can't trust anybody at all anymore without having spoken to more people than just the sales representative (s) of a website...
Thanks for reading me, good luck!
Patrice
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