Warning against Deebodata / Brian Gore Javascript components
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Brian Gore works for Bank of America by day and moonlights as a peddler of essentially undocumented Javascript components on the side. It's unclear where he obtained their source code from. His extremely expensive "support" is apparently done in his employer's time. Brian charged us $400 to tell us to add an extra "<script> tag to get his grid working - his site has no examples of any kind but deceptively links to "documention" and "examples", where one lands of a sinly, identical page with a few snippets of code that does not run. None of the functionality of the componenbts is provided. No examples, no API/function documentation, no Help file - nothing. The online recommendations to use his "absolutely perfect" grid apparently are just "driveby spams" by himself. Not a soul mentions any of them online but those one-liners. He refused to honor his 7-day money-back guarantee, even when we said he could keep the price of the actual component which we wouldn't be using - we'll use AG-Grid instead. Absolutely not he insisted - "I already provided the integration support." So no $400 refund for a year of integration support, since he'd already told us to use two tags instead of one. GOTCHA! We lost $449 on what is essentially a scam. Not honoring the 7-day refund guarantee is the same as larceny, unjust enrichment, theft, fraudulent obtaining of the money - making Brian Gore a thief, a criminal.