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First they don't accept Bitcoin so you…
First they don't accept Bitcoin so you have to use pain in the ass virtual gift cards.
Second there's no balance system so you can not get higher than the $59 plan and you pay $100 for the gift card..
Third I upgraded my account it said $79 difference to upgrade, but it didnt let me sleect a new gift card and instead cancelled my current subscriptions because it declined.
The support is non existent 35 messages a day is a joke. You will not results with these low plans and its impossible for me to buy a bigger plan
This thing is awesome!
This thing is awesome!! Changes sometimes so you have to keep on the look out for your campaigns. But I like it! 10/10.
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