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There is a nonsensical and exclusive website for buying WordPress templates and plugins in Iran, which is stealing and selling foreign products in Iran due to the lack of copyright law. It has unnecessary strictures for sellers and developers of Iranian products, no matter how bad RTL Theme is, it is better than this
I purchased a plugin was from Zhaket.com website, the product did not work properly, and the support was not responsive at all to fix the problem. If you intend to buy products and services, I strongly recommend that you do not be fooled for a little lower price and try other sellers.
This was the worst experience ever I had
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