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Please please please listen to me... They are a scam. I paid them $1,840 to build a website for my new company. Not only did they NEVER finish the job just like other people have said they don't call/text you back. They block your number and try to get away with scamming you out your money. I'm sure the good reviews are 100% fake. Don't be their next victim. Because if you do any business with them you will be... please trust me on this they will take your money and sound great but at the end you will get nothing...

Got scammed by these guys. Smh. They started the work but kept hounding me for more money. I paid and then all of a sudden after $600 they no longer called me back or answered messages nor email. I can't reach anyone anymore. SCAMMMMM

Like others have said once the payment was sent it wasn't long before they stopped responding. $1300 I lost. Here are some things I found out afterward, most of which you can verify yourself.

1) The number that my account manager "Oscar" used to contact me is not from a provider like Verizon but is an internet number like Google Voice which essentially masks the real number and the identity of the person. For what it's worth this is the number: *******923

2) The business address shown on the website is 8939 S Sepulveda Blvd #102, Los Angeles, CA which makes the company appear legitimate but if you look it up you will find it is a virtual office. Since multiple businesses rent the same virtual office space and the names of those businesses are not listed anywhere it is difficult to verify whether or not an online business like LGP actually rents that space. However, I spoke to someone from the company that owns the virtual office, Alliance Virtual Offices, and she informed me that LGP has never rented there.

3) I tried to look up who the website was registered to on the ICAAN website and while I didn't get a name I did discover that the website is registered to an individual (and not a business) in Pakistan. Odd for a company using US phone numbers and addresses.

Last thing I want to bring up, and I wish this was more obvious to me at the time, is that they claim to have had clients such as IBM and Proctor & Gamble and yet when you go to the portfolio page they don't show the work they did for them. You would think that would be displayed somewhere but it's nowhere to be found. Anyway, I hope you find this information helpful. Don't get scammed!