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At first I hired Peter_O to help with my script, which to be truthful he did but it was a painful experience. I then trialled Tradingconnector, from this point I was ghosted, with no help or support. I reported numerus bugs, and concluded that the software is not robust and can not be trusted. Also I have been charged for the first Month although I cancelled the subscription.
Did work at the end, but what a messy setup.... and alot of bugs. Unfortunately no support after you have signed up.
Started a 7 day trial. The software never worked. Used the chat to asked to cancel and never got someone on the chat. They said send an email. Did that. Now they will changed my account. No one ever got back to me.
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