Pulling the plug on a website
Pulling the plug on a website
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They respond on their FB page:
"On Wednesday evening, our domain name Fitness SF was hacked and stolen by an individual named Frank Jonen. Frank was hired on May 16th, 2012 to develop a functional website for our brand. A $5,000 payment was made to him on the same date. In his proposal, he stated that the website would take 10 weeks to complete. He missed numerous deadlines including our brand launch in September. In December, he voluntarily passed the incomplete and non functioning website to our new design firm.
Now, Frank is attempting to portray himself as the victim when truly the victim is Fitness SF as he attempts to get paid for work he did not complete and has decided that blackmail is the way to accomplish that.
Fitness SF"- ETM, you were right.monospaced
- More than one side to the story. The comments on the page are hilarious too. I can't believe SFFitness is responding.monospaced
- And somewhere in the middle lies the truth.ETM