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I have purchased a book which they said it will be emailed to me in PDF format within 12hrs, now it is one week and yet I have not received any email from them despite requesting for an order to be canceled and contacting their scam service.
PLEASE DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS SITE!!!!!
Total fraud. I made a purchase, I was sent the wrong thing, never got a reply about getting the right thing or my money back. A total scam.
Product was as advertised malware-bytes Lifetime Software. Good seller and fast service. Got a follow-up call from seller.
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