I've worked with Ryan of Schoodic Media over the years on various projects and highly recommend…read morehim. Not one of those projects has ever been something simple - usually tech heavy, code heavy messes that you'd typically need to speak to 10 people about before you find anyone remotely capable. I call Ryan because he will just jump in and figure it out. Ryan was able to work on one particular project with no prior knowledge of how any of it worked, got up to speed in a day, and produce a better output than someone working on the project for over a year.

From the owner: We can design anything from single-page websites to sprawling dynamic apps with complex business…read morelogic. Whatever you need to accomplish, Schoodic Media is here for you and your business.

I have been doing surveys for a time and have had some slow responses in the past but have recently…read moresubmitted a payment of reward request and no answer after more than 2 weeks. I even called and no one answered the phone so I left messages, again no response and no reward which amounts to $125.00. Not very honest.

Cido sent me an e-mail survey involving a set of professional reference materials I have used for…read moreyears. I was offered five questions in exchange for small Amazon card, Cido wants survey data, gets it and THEN decides that the respondent does not "qualify." The language is right up front in the junk email I received. It's just not that easy to read off the screen (font is about 4 pt). And probably more people will read this review than will read three words, in 4pt. font, in their email. It's understandable to "qualify" respondents. If this is done in good faith, the respondent is qualified/disqualified immediately, and then, *if qualified*, respondent answers the questions asked, and then receives the small compensation. That didn't happen here; for me to have received this e-mail, they already knew quite a bit about me. They collected my data, and my time and paid nothing. My e-mail address isn't freely given or easily obtainable. They paid someone (or wrote a program) to get it. Of course I unsubscribed. I have been solicited for small, short surveys with reputable companies in the past, and collected my "cookie" at the end. It looks like Cido is riding on the coattails of reputable market research companies that reward respondents for the truthful data provided, which is another reasons I give a "thumbs down." Don't waste your time like I did. And clients of theirs, this whole review may sound like an unwitting compliment to an aggressive firm; it isn't. If your market researcher is not up-front with how they get information then this will manifest itself in other ways. (Or as we say in my profession: "If they lie about you, they'll lie to you." Or, in others, "Welcome to the sausage factory!")

Axiom Technologies would not be my choice of Provider. DSL service is spotty at best. Techs try to…read moredo their best with what they have but their leadership is to busy running fiber in Portland and for Machias Savings bank then worry about anyone else. Called their office with either the phone off the hook or no answer. They claim that they will get back to you if you leave a message. They will but don't know when that will be sense going down and there is no one in the office to do so. They know that the telephone lines carrying the DSL needs replacing but do nothing. If I had any other choice I would be with another company. If you have a choice of others... look into the others.