QUJO FAQ
Common questions. Direct answers.
These answers explain the QUJO company and public website. Product-specific features, prices, and account terms remain on each product's own site.
What is QUJO?
QUJO Corporation is the operating company behind software products and systems that include FileGrab and QUJO Mail. It is based in Las Vegas.
Is QUJO a software development company?
Yes. QUJO builds and operates its own products. It also considers selected software work when the problem fits its product and operations experience.
What happened to the old QUJO website builder?
The website-builder presentation is retired. QUJO.com now represents the parent software company and its current properties.
Is FileGrab part of QUJO?
Yes. FileGrab is the main public product in the QUJO portfolio. Its product information and account experience remain at filegrab.link.
Why did I receive a text that names QUJO?
A participating QUJO service can use the optional QUJO Operational Alerts program for non-marketing messages. The program is still marked prelaunch on this site. Read the SMS disclosure for current details.
How do I stop QUJO text messages?
Reply STOP. A provider-level STOP applies to all QUJO applications that share the program. Application settings cannot override that provider block.
Does QUJO send marketing texts?
Not through QUJO Operational Alerts. This shared program is optional and non-marketing. Any future marketing program would require separate disclosures and consent.
Where do I ask for support?
Start at QUJO Support. You can then use the company form without needing to know which internal system owns the issue.
Does QUJO still offer photography or video?
Photography and video now have their own public home at medina.vegas. QUJO.com focuses on the software company.