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its a helium hotspot bot to easy track your income...
I try it out... first you have to send 0.1HNT to claim your hotspot and pay 20$ for 1year sub. that i can use everything.
But still with "Pro sub" i can do anything with this site, can't even sync with my hotspot.
I try to get contact with support but is bugged i can even send help request!
Find other mail to contact them but still no respons. After 3mails
ITS A SCAM, DON'T USE IT.
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