We are Alpha Print and we 3D print homes & communities
alphaprint.tech
alphaprint.tech
It might be legit but way too many red flags for me to give them any money.
- Logo sticker for $2.95
- Pre Order Now! for $40000.00
That "pre order" is for a 3D-printed house.
I can't decide. They are so similar!
... although I was going to say you could also get a flamethrower, but apparently that was The Boring Company rather than Tesla.
Hoping for feedback and if you're interested in helping us out lets us know. We are seeking funding and donations to help us get to an MVP as soon as possible. Our technology will help solve several issues especially with all of the fires happening right now people need this more than ever.
"Our technology will help solve several issues" What technology and what issues will it solve?
I see a page of affiliate links, a library of books you're selling on Amazon (only 3 of which appear to be available), and an energy drink with a very unprofessional product description.
I also don't see _any_ evidence of prototyping or any reason to believe any of your other claims.
Can you please provide any evidence or reason to trust you beyond ability to set up a scammy godaddy website?
The website has ads, the "Home library (tm)" is affiliate links to Amazon, there's a donation button, there's an affiliate links section to more affiliate links (to fiverr, Amazon, etc.) and "recommended products" to random stuff on Amazon.
The preorder page for the product has all kinds of random options, such as "Gaming pack(tm) drink fridge (+$1000)" and "Crafting pack(tm) blacksmith ii (+$15000)."
Missing on the website are actual pictures/plans of a house that's been printed. Or things like site selection for a house, access requirements, what is included (electric and plumbing?), etc.
you can check them out here:
1. Have a MVP before you advertise that you have a product. Learn from Theranos's mistakes. From the look of the site, you're ready to sell but in reality (from what you've said here) you're not. A hapless user may try to execute on your purchasing funnel and be sorely disappointed. You'd probably be better off with a "here's what we're trying to build, our plan, and our timeline". It doesn't look like you have any of those, hence why other commenters are thinking it's a scam.
2. With the actual product I think you're on to something. If you could incorporate an ability to make it mobile that would be pretty awesome.