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Great website overall. I found it to be very useful. I’m leaving this review as I had accidentally signed up for the subscription. Money was taken out of my account. I reached out to them and they gave me a refund straight away. Great customer service!
Requested my data to be removed, started recieving marketing emails instead
I tried a free trial for a month and didn't update to the pro account, but it asked me pay for a year(160$).
I cancelled it on the stripe page but it still tries to get paid from my card.
The contact email address: delete-me@... is the fake address which is mentioned in "Terms of Use"
Fake! Fake! Fake!
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