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I realy love this solution and their support. i tested mySites.guru and by comparing them bot i loved watchfull fare more. Everything was much beter. the service at mySites.guru was catastroficaly bad.
LOVE Watchful
I subscribed to multiple accounts using this service for years and was very happy. Recently I closed one of my accounts, but was charged an annual subscription renewal fee. When I contacted support using the form on their website, they did not respond so I contacted PayPal to use their dispute process to get a refund. At that point Watchful showed their true colors by refusing to refund my money in retaliation for my dispute negatively affecting their reputation with PayPal.
Watchful provides a good service, but I recommend extreme caution in trusting them with your money. Buyers beware!
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