Not looking for a bitch fight, but:
- "4.9 Star User Rating" in the Trustpilot design, yet no mentioning on Trustpilot. Where does the 4.9 rating come from?
- "50K+ Spaces Transformed, 10K+ Happy Homeowners" — on a domain that was created 4 months ago? (2025-03-28)
- "99% Satisfaction Rate", again, as above. And very, VERY unlikely in any consumer product, especially the stochastic ones.
- The most generic fake reviews of the world, from people such as "Sarah Chen", "Michael Rodriguez", "Emma Thompson", "David Kim", "Lisa Johnson", "James Wilson". That sounds like the participants on a shitty stock photo.
- To put insult to injury: isometric images like mid-2024 Dall-E.
I love startups, ideas, projects, new websites. But I deeply dislike dishonesty.
