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No help after purchasing their module, it worked for about 2 months, but now for over 2 weeks it hasn't worked, I wrote about 6 emails asking for help, nothing, no response, they only responded until the PayPal warranty expired, now no response, shame.
I purchased a module from them that came with several bugs. I immediately reached out for support, sending multiple emails and messages, and even offered to pay for additional support. After waiting more than three weeks, the only response I received was that I would need to purchase the module again just to get support.
Out of desperation, we purchased the module once more, but now the same problem repeats: no replies to emails, no support, no solutions.
This company is unprofessional and untrustworthy. Don’t collaborate with them – you’ll only waste your money and your time.
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