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I purchased their 16 euros menu but i wanted to get a refund since online doesn't really work and on the enhanced version you can't do nothing. the support on the site doesn't exist, a guy said "one moment" and never replied back. total scam, don't buy this
liars and scammers. dont buy anything from them. they saying the menu is ready to go online. but its not. its a lie. you can go online with this menu but after a few minutes you will be alone in the lobby. this menu is dead. they just try to keep selling their bullshit.
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