SCAM! Would give negative stars if I could…read more. Cameron Dudman convinced me to sign up and said I could get a refund if cancel within a week. Other team members such as Giovanna lie and say they can't refund. I've learned from the top advertisers in online marketing with Facebook and Google and Datasphere numbers are all randomly generated to make it seem like it is working... Rather would have gave this money to the homeless and actually get a return to helping others, however, Datasphere team is known to screw people.

To all the new, existing, and past customers who have been fooled by this company, please join me…read morein creating a class action lawsuit against this company. Like so many before and dating back so far, I received a call from a man named Jon Cummins who said he advertise on a local 11 News channel, which gave me the impression that this is a legitimate company. He even lead me to the news website, showed me where to click to get to demos of all the advertisements, to make it appear legit. All seems great so I, of course, signed up! The first red flag should've been on the contract, when I saw Sinclair was where I received Jon's email from but the contract was with DataSphere. Nevertheless, thinking it's because they contract their services through DataSphere, to do the technical stuffs, I brushed it aside. Before talking to Jon, I had done my own advertisements via Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Yelp Ads, which can add up quickly, so when I heard from Jon that their service provided all these services for a mere, introductory offer of around $400 a month, I thought it was a great deal. Unbeknownst to me, what they're providing is fake (that's right!) fake visitors! They're mistake is dealing with someone who's also very technical and was wanting to offset the work to them, for the price they were offering. For the 1st month, I immediately saw a downturn in visitors as well as customers to my physical store and reached out to them to inquire. With how many years they've been doing this, they obviously knew all the right ways to give you the runaround. At first, I thought they made a mistake somewhere because I searched and could easily find my Google ads but not theirs. I repeatedly sent emails to DataSphere's support team, and even to Jon Cummins, trying to get them to fix it. They gave me one excuse after another so I stopped bothering to verifying it that way but instead, using my technical expertise as a web developer, asked them to prove where I'm getting all these so called Actions from but am not seeing any visitors to my site. I asked for concrete evidence because anyone can easily manipulate their dashboard so they offered to direct all ad traffic to my site instead, which I thought was very sincere and would be great. All I cared about at the stage was that I was getting what I paid for. For the first 2 weeks, I indeed saw a huge increase in traffic to my site, which is great because my Google Ads were not garnering as many visitors, even when I was offering a 50% off, grand opening special! I thought they must be doing something right and better. However, how come I wasn't getting as many new customers as before? I started to wonder if these visitors are really visitors but it wasn't easy to tell because I was getting traffic from many different sources on the web. To work around that, I created a specific landing page for DS and had them redirect all DataSphere ad clicks to that page instead. That page requires the user to click on a service they're interested in, so I know they're real. After the 1st week, I had maybe 70 visitors but those, about 2 actually clicked on anything. This gave me the impression that these were not real visitors so I questioned the company. I told and asked them, why is it that my actual site, where I received visitors from the web, shows over 99% activity while users, supposedly coming from them and landing on my DS page, showed maybe 1% activity? They visited my landing page and their excuse was that the landing page didn't look like the main page. Fine, again, they're messing with someone with the technical expertise so I created an exact replica of my actual site, so that DS has their own. Any visitor who lands on the DS page will remain in the DS area, while perusing my site. After 1 week, with enough evidence, I again came back to them but this time they can no longer come up with an excuse because I have data from Google Analytics to back me up. As of this writing, my data shows 50 landings on the DS page and 1 landing other pages, in other words, a real user who's perusing the site. Of my 28 landings on my main site, I get 28 who visited my services page and varying amounts on the other pages. In other words, all of my actual site landings are real users while 1 out of 50 from DS is real. I know better than to cancel my contract because they will charge me 40% of the remainder and this is where they can get away with it. I'm holding onto my contract as I build evidence against them and I'm not afraid to let them know about it either. I repeatedly told them I was building a case against them and expect to get every penny back. I will be reporting them to the BBB as well as the FTC because this is clearly a case of false, if not fraudulent advertisement. Given the number of users who have been jilted and those who might not be aware, please reach out to me and we can team up for a class action lawsuit against this company!

We thought the first steps program at Healthy kids was going to be great but the 7 days our child…read morewas there, were horrible. He was fed incorrectly from day 1 and came home so unhappy and screaming. The first day he also came home with red marks along his waistline, whatever it was wiped off but no one can give me an explanation for what it was. Communication is terrible. The only way to talk to his teacher is to either call or send a message on an app. We thought we would like how secure the place seemed until we became parents there and were still basically locked out of the building, no key card or code to access my own child without making them aware first. My child has also never used a pacifier until he stepped into that building, he doesn't light up to see any of their employees like he did at his previous daycare either. So it makes me question what is really going on in there, I'm just thankful it's over and we found somewhere else so quickly.

Fenick Darden was friendly and informative. Coming in, my mom was a bit unsure of how everything…read moreworked but he walked through everything with us and even allowed us to see a unit before signing the agreement. I would highly recommend storing your items with storage world Ann Street in Montgomery Alabama.

From the owner: Storage World offers more than just space — we provide peace of mind during life’s transitions…read more Whether you're moving, starting a new job, growing your family, or downsizing, our mission is to help the world navigate change with dependable self-storage solutions. We're your trusted “world of space,” right here in the neighborhood, ready whenever you need us. Our facility is 100% climate-controlled, ensuring your belongings stay protected in any season. With ground-level access on every floor, there's no need for stairs, making moving in and out a breeze. Enjoy peace of mind with digital gate access and a comprehensive camera system—your security is our priority. Designed for convenience and ease, our facility makes your storage experience simple, seamless, and stress-free.

The photo below is false, as it pertains to business hours. This storage facility is simply the…read moreworst I have ever had to deal with. The store hours on the door read that it closes at 6:00pm. However, I pull up, and the door is locked, and the lights are out. With at least 15 min left before they close, you would think that a business would honor their business hours. However, this one does not. It might be time for a change to someone else who can be more accommodating. Closing early with no other reason than not wanting to stay until actual closing time shows signs of bad customer service.

I am very pleased with the level of service at this location. The office staff, Leonard and…read moreTanisha, greeted me with smiles. They were extremely helpful in helping pick out a unit that fits my needs. Trust me, I had them walking all through the facility. They were super kind and patient. Highly recommend this location.

Ed and Allison are such a pleasure to deal with. Their office and units are clean and well…read moremaintained and their prices are the best in town. They're also right across from Maxwell Air Force Base so this is perfect for those in the military. I feel totally safe knowing that my property is in good hands here. I highly recommend them.

From the owner: Maxwell Self Storage offers a variety of Self Storage solutions in Montgomery, Alabama. We're…read morelocated next to Maxwell-Gunter AFB. We offer short and long-term storage as well as indoor and outdoor storage space. Our storage services are available for Montgomery residents as well as military personnel stationed at Maxwell AFB. We are a locally owned and operated Storage Facility serving the Montgomery River Region. Contact Allison or Ed Shoemake for all of your warehouse and mini storage requirements.