I took on fullestop back in February 2008 to build a large website for a new business venture. They promised that it would involve 296 hours of work. In June 2009 (16 months later) I finally got tired of their endless delays and excuses and fired them from the project. I couldn't believe the shoddiness of their work. They were giving me address fields with the town at the top then the address line under it and these are supposed to be professional experienced web designers. In the end they cost me a fortune and now over 5 years on I am still in debt because of them. Fullestop are a joke. Their work is to an extremely low standard, the only thing they are good at is coming up with excuses. If anyone doubts this I am happy to show examples of their so-called work.
This is a quote from an email I sent their director
"I have decided that enough is enough. For some unknown reason you have either no interest in finshing my site or no ability whatever in website development. Every single aspect of this site either still has or has had problems. Everything needs to be sent back to you and when it comes back it is still wrong. Your QA system is a joke. If things are tested why don't they work? Don't you have any common sense at all or any idea about logical work flow? I have never known any thing like this. You originally quoted me 296 hours work. You started in February! You say that you never lie to me. That in itself is a lie. Few promises you make are ever kept. Yes occasionally you do things when you say you will but then THEY ARE DONE WRONG. What good is that?
I actually went through every file looking for places where you have spelt my company name wrong. I stopped counting when the number went past 200. Almost every alt tag was misspelled. You may think thats unimportant but as you should know search engines read alt tags. Not only that but on 2 occasions the email address was musiconnections.com. We are NOT .com but .co.uk. Does nothing get checked in your organisation? You obviously care very little about accuracy or the effects these mistakes have on a website's efficiency and search engine ratings."
