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Scam alert, took money. Items never arrived and did not match the tracking details given. Contacted the three times, every time given another tracking number. Requested a refund and they have ghosted me since!
Complete waste of time.
They will trick you that they are willing to buy your app and even negotiate for some period of time.
They will offer you a acq price and the CEO will shake on it and then leave you hanging around for quite some time with no feedback at all. Words mean nothing for them.
They will tear your app for data and insights in your category. Understand ur ltv/mrr numbers and tell you that they are no longer interested after you have given them read-only access to your platforms.
Stay away. Scammers who might steal your app.
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