Concept pages

Somebody built a sample website for your business.

If you were sent a link to a page at bizsolve.org/c/…, that is what it was. Nobody at your business asked for it, and nothing about it is official — that is what unofficial concept means on the page itself.

What the page is

A mockup, and only that: One static document showing what a site for your trade could look like. It is not your website, it is not connected to anything you own, and it does not go live anywhere by itself.
Built from your public listing: Your name, trade, and town, as they appear in your public business listing — obtained through Google's Places API under its terms. Nothing came from a private source, and nothing was taken from any site of yours.
Unable to collect anything: Concept pages carry no scripts, no forms, no trackers, and make no network requests. That is enforced twice: each page is checked before it is published, and this server sends a policy that blocks the lot regardless.
Invisible to search: Concept pages are served noindex, nofollow and are refused to every crawler in robots.txt. One will not appear in search results for your business, and cannot outrank you.
At an address that cannot be mistaken for yours: They live at bizsolve.org/c/concept-… with a random ending. The address is never built from your business name, deliberately — a lookalike URL is exactly what would make an unsolicited concept look authorised.

Having it taken down

It comes down within 24 hours of you asking. You do not need to give a reason, and it is not a conversation.

Reply to the message and ask for it to come down. The page is deleted from this host, and the link stops working for everyone who has it.

Ask in the same reply not to be contacted again and that is honoured permanently — the address is suppressed, and nothing here can send to it after that.

And if you liked it

That happens, and it is the reason the page was made. It can be finished properly, put on your own domain, and be yours — say so and we will pick it up from there. Asking for it to come down instead costs you nothing and is honoured just as quickly.