BUILD Magazine Reviews

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A "build magazine", a British-based "company" is using deceptive practices to make you sure they are a "fair and legit" company. But, they are not. They are a complete SCAM, asking for just money from you to be in their "awards". These are not awards, but pure BS. Stay away from these people. Shame on you, British people, to do this things!

Every year we are nominated for some type of award from this shifty business. Its looks professional but you'll quickly realise that you will win the award and be asked for a fee to advertise on their website. Stay clear.

Constant, unethical spam from terrible human beings. We've "won an award" we've never even heard of. No doubt they will try to grab money for poor quality marketing work at some point down the line. I hate to imagine how many off these emails go out preying on honest businesses. They also must have saved our email address through illegal means as we've never subscribed to anything. GDPR breaches to boot! Disingenuous and relentless. I wish them ill.

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This is a company that sells Vanity awards, preying on those organisations who, in order to be granted the award, are willing to send a payment for some form of marketing or services by Build. Companies do this so they can appear as being "award-winning" to their clients. Unethical to say the least. However, this shady practice is legal insofar, so AI Global Media (who owns Build) will continue to do it. They also have a Wikipedia page, make sure to check that out to have a better understanding of what I'm writing about.