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hotwax:
So what's stopping you from taking them to court?

Oh don't tell me you are doing this to save your relationship with them. As far as am concerned, this relationship is already truncated the moment you come to this forum to expose their brand.

I am somehow tilted towards FBN. I still haven't seen actions from you...I feel something is missing here.

Mind you I have a tech startup too.. And my dream is to work with brands like fbn.

There is court of Industries..or something like that. Do the right thing. God will crown your effort

You are talking as if it is not this same Nigeria we are all in.
It's easy for us all to advice them to go court, but unless you have been living under a rock, you will know that the Nigeria judicial system is pure shit, especially towards the common man, to the extent that if they are even able to hold their own in court, pay lawyers for years, it is their grandchildren that will collect whatever they might win. And that's after so many adjournments, taking to various higher court after each win (assuming they win), etc.

They are in a very tight spot no doubt. But one thing you rightly said though is that story still doesn't seem complete.

Working with a power house like FBN will mostly involve contract, invoice (even if it is Proforma invoice), etc. No matter how small a company you are.

These are things that would guarantee you get paid. These are things if you have, you won't be afraid to go see the legal team.

So really, I just don't know what to say about the whole thing.

P.S: @xtremecr8 it will be nice if you show like a process of making the logo. From idea stage, paper scribble, first draft etc.

webizone:
The reason I tire in going into the web design and development you are doing. It's hard to get customers, even harder to get paid.
A company I should not name now, stole my idea for accident proof cars from an interview in 2012, and I didn't even get the job.

Had to get customers? I can relate with that... But hard to get paid, not quite. I have some difficult clients. But for most part my policy of 50% or sometimes 60% upfront payment holds through.

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