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The stats and data they provide are only from a very small source and most of the time it is not helpful. I paid them to help and it only made things worse for my dispensary. Do yourself a favor and use free resources instead. Waste of time and money. It is a scam. Anyone can make bad predictions. Don't make the mistake of paying for it.
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