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Their sales guy offered us a one-month, non-renewing contract, then secretly charged us again. When we tried to fix it, the salesperson who sold us the deal had suddenly “left the company,” which already felt shady. Support refused any refund despite clear proof we never agreed to a subscription. We’ve now had to file a chargeback with our bank for an unauthorized payment. Very disappointing and absolutely not trustworthy.
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