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Dodge company subscribe for one free trying and they keep taking money from my account for four and they are not allowing me to cancel four good months of stealing from my account bad company don't used them.
The concept is good but its just an auto write for inputs which are very similar. Also, when you export as pdf or word there is no alignment at all. Feels like a waste.
Used it ones. Cancelled subscription straight away. It’s keeps charging my account all the time. Don’t give them your card details
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