Point Theme from MyThemeShop is the Worst

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Point Theme from MyThemeShop is the Worst

“Point Theme” from MyThemeShop.com is the worst theme center for wordpress. The system is corrupt and flawed.

Everytime they update their theme, it rearranges your design dramatically and you have to spend hours re-aligning your WordPress web site.

Worse is that they exploit you and the force you to run their Ad on your WordPress Site. At the top under your banner. WordPress users feel like they are being raped by Point Theme, it’s that intrusive.

Even worse … it doesn’t end with this crappy WordPress design … is that their support is worthless and they don’t help any users unless you pay them upfront. They push you and bully you into purchasing the “Premium Theme”

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You guys suck. Seriously. Your Wordpoint platforms are horrible. Terrible. The absolute worst systems around and you are untrustworthy and incompetent.

I’m changing my theme as fast as possible but I want ot make sure that the WordPress World knows how terrible MyThemeShop is and all their Themes are broken, incomplete, designed by morons and people with no sense of what WordPress users need or want.

Avoid MyThemeShop (My Theme Shop). The themes are not responsive. They keep lying that they are Fully Responsive. They keep lying that they have support 24/7. Nothing but a pack of lies. Don’t buy them. Don’t use them. Avoid the hassles. Once you install it, MyThemeShop products willw aste hours and days of your time trying to correct their problems.

— RAY HANANIA

www.TheDailyHookah.com

Please spread this blog around so people can be warned before they download MyThemeShop garbage.

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