Scalelogix AI scammed a lot of people out of tens of thousands of dollars, then shut down the company**

Reddit r/AI_Agents 10/11/26, 01:37 PM News

Summary

Scalelogix AI allegedly scammed customers out of tens of thousands of dollars before abruptly shutting down, taking its website and communication channels offline with no accountability for affected users.

So it looks like The Scalelogix team was only successful at scamming people out of money. I joined on in January. I should have paid more attention to the signs early on. Communication was poor and they only did enough to get you to make the next payment. Even towards the end I would make complaints and they would employ stall tactics and never fix anything. Fast forward to last week, it looks like they have shut down. Their website is off line, slack channel is shut down, Emails are getting bounced back as undeliverable. It’s pretty sad that there is no accountability. The best I can do is pursue criminal charges on the individuals because there is no company left to go after. Anyone else have a similar experience?

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