Dylanriverbeck Opiniones 

He is a conman. Beware & avoid. The man is involved in numerous business. He asked for $5K to shoot 3x 10second advertisements & said he would generate a new logo for the company. He didnt deliver anything.

For months I have been fighting this, thankfully I paid with a credit card and got my money back but it was truly a horrible experience.

Avoid him at all costs. He met one of my clients and tried to pitch to them when he came to my business for a meeting. It was embarrassing and the client almost stopped doing business with us.

Ive done some research on him since and it seems I am just a small fish in his story. I feel for people that have experienced this mans lies.

Scammer. Took over $10k from me, underperformed. Never completed what we agreed to.

He will find your goals and use them against you to get more money out of you. Save yourself.

Dylan River Beck operates under his name and a former company Dylan River Beck Media.

I had reservations when he set up a call pretending to want my services and then pitched his. But I was in the market for his services so I heard him out.

My gut said he was a fraud, fast-talking marketer, and a two-bit huslter. I should have trusted my gut.

But I liked something he was offering so paid him the $2k. Did not deliver remotely what we discussed!

He basically let me know he would do the next tier for free if I let him. His first deliverable was basically a proposal for more work. He admitted that what I paid was really just to enter his system - ignoring deliverables promised. He also stated his ultimate goal was to get me to spend $120k this year with him - again, ignoring deliverables promised.

I rejected his offer. I do not run my business like that and would never trust someone to come anywhere near my brand, marketing, and offers that does.

He even told me the reason he wouldn't refund me is his Ego won't let him. He wanted to make it right. I told him that was out of the question. If he wanted to make it right, first refund the customer when you admit in writing that you didn't deliver as expected.