The Wiki Wizards Verified Company

They verified my eligibility for a page and then were unable to even write in basic English. They dragged everything out and provided nothing. On the last deadline, they have deleted all the base camp information on their side. The contract was: we provide a page or your money back. I have asked several times. Nothing. This is completely fraudulent and if anyone wants to compile all their data with mine we can contact the LA prosecutors office as well as the FRD and have this group charged. It is illegal and across multiple states. Email me at afancella@msn if your an attorney or someone who's had similar experience.

Absolute scammers, they strung me along for the best part of a year, only to ask for a further 1500 dollars on the 8th month, and when I said upon employing them for my Wikipedia page they stated there would be no hidden charges or extra fees, the owner or the company who goes by the name Rodney McKenna lost his temper and started threatening me. Supposed employees are called Brian wells, Alton Jackson and supposed company director Rodney McKenna. Their website no longer exists and no trace of Wiki wizards no exists anymore as they have relaunched as a new business. And considering all these supposed company employees use the exact same choice of words it’s highly likely they are all the same person, a man with an Indian accent

The WIzi Wizards are Wiki scam artists. They failed to deliver any kind of product, lied about delays, missed deadlines, and then provided fraudulent refund receipts that promised the charges would be waived. Months later, still no refund, and had to file a chargeback with my credit card. Thankfully, Chase authenticated the lame receipts and issued a refund, but these liars were totally intent on stealing our payment. They pretend to be a local Los Angeles business but they're an overseas, likely Indian company that carries non-traditional hours and makes 'attempts to contact' at 2am, only to hide behind such efforts as a way to place the blame for delays on the client. Complete sham of a company that's entirely incapable of publishing anything on Wikipedia, even with 18 previously sourced news stories ready at the beginning of the project. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Wiki Wizards are SCAMMERS and will rob you!

Wiki wizards are complete frauds. They guaranteed that my article would be published on Wikipedia at that start and then later came up with lies when I challenged the reasons they were giving as to why my sources were being rejected. This was in order to pressure me into paying more so they could "create reliable sources for me such as a Bloomberg article". I was told one of my sources was social media and thus unreliable when it fact it was an independent news agency. When i requested to speak with a customer service rep who was less rude, I was told I would have to pay $500 more to speak to someone else.

We paid this firm for their most very basic service, on behalf of an open source project (i.e. free to anyone) in hopes that Wikipedia page could be made accurate. After 4 months of unpleasant interaction, in the end the investment was a total loss. I found them to be dishonest, and to be avoided. Our goal was a more accurate page for community users, not to in the end share this bad experience.