Scamming people is bad practice
Scamming people is bad practice. This is internet, and Internet never forget. Even changing company names.
By Gabo
Response from The Phone Up Studios Inc· Sep 6, 2023
Dear reviewer, Thank you for sharing. We appreciate feedback as it assists us in refining our services and improving our communication efforts. We would like to clarify the points you've raised in your review. The company is indeed registered with the Secretary of State in Texas and with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. We adhere strictly to all the laws and regulations pertaining to our business operations. Regarding the age of our executive(s), we assure you that we are in full compliance with the employment laws. In the state of Texas, there is no specific age limit to hold certain roles in a company. We understand that the numbers we advertise regarding our employees may seem high, but can be verified at ZoomInfo.com - although they are accurate and proven. We have grown significantly and have a diverse team of professionals working with us. Please note that spreading false information about our company is considered defamation under Texas law. We take all of our correspondence seriously and we will respond appropriately: Your statements above are untrue and defamatory: you will receive correspondence from corporate attorneys’ | As such, we request that you verify the accuracy of your claims before posting them online. Thank you for your understanding and co-operation - we also apologize for our delayed response times Best regards, The Phone Up Studios Inc.