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Man, idk what to say. They claimed it was lifetime and all and just within a few months these idi0ts changed it to subscription based and REMOVED all access and saying to rebuy all software. Sh1tty af, go elsewhere guys!
$hit place. bought lifetime sub then they changed to system to a "subscription" based thingy. only got to use it for 2!months until they took a "break" and i couldnt use it at all. Now they say I have to "re buy". $hit update, dont buy. just buy stormbot.us (same features for cheap) or any other selfbot besides that one. Fu(k you asari and your $hit overpriced services. dont buy, they will probably gonna take another "break" for like a year, and it will be useless.
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