Founder And CEO Of Saygus Chad Sayers Talks About The Company’s Troublesome Period

It has been almost 18 months since anything was written or updated about Saygus. Many forgot about Saygus and they can't be blamed for it, Saygus is an American manufacturer of smartphones headquartered in South Jordan, Utah. founded by Chad Sayers.

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