Michael Jaccarino

How @wifimade scammed me out of $18.5K I met Josh in April of this year. We hopped on a call, jammed for a bit, and he decided to sign up for my SAAS (Disputifier). He wanted to use our chargeback alerts feature to automatically refund (and prevent) 70-90% of chargebacks. For the first few weeks, everything was going good. Josh was responsive and seemed cool. All the sudden, they start getting HUNDREDS of chargebacks per WEEK Josh does NOT do big numbers. We realized he's doing suuuper sketchy stuff if he's getting so many chargebacks, it was over 5% of revenue All the sudden, Josh closes his Shopify store and leaves over $18K unpaid. I hit him up Silence I hit him up again Silence This continues for over 2 months Finally, Josh responds. He claims that his business partner has to pay me, not him This makes no sense to me Josh is on the contract I didn't even know he had a partner Even if he did, don't biz partners share a bank account? Okay, whatever. Please reach out to your partner ...No reply I reach out again ...No reply I reach out AGAIN "whats up bro I've been busy working on my tequila brand but I'll get back to you" dude has owed me $19K for 3 months and has the audacity to say he's been too busy to pay an invoice Whatever. Maybe he'll finally pay me this time. Nope. Josh stops responding again for another month. Only when I post this tweet: teapawt.net/themarkwagner/status/1… does Josh finally respond he sends me a voice message acknowledging the $19K owed, stating he won't respond to this thread and will just continue posting about latinas Nice one. If he just told me he's broke and can't pay, I would never post this The fact that he responded with such an arrogant response, while flexing all over social media, makes me think posting this is my prerogative Honestly I could go so much deeper on this dude and his business practices. But I will refrain from that. And simply recommend you never do business with this scumbag.