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Its a scam website. I don't even know this company and never had any business with them and I saw payments of $41/month in my credit card statement. I was late to check but this was going on quite some time. I had to ask my bank to cancel this subscription since I never made it. Beware this is fraudulent website.
Fraudulent website. Ask for credit card number because they "want to make sure you live in a country where they provide services", and promise it's free. Then you have to either pay for premium membership or accept a 5-day free trial. When free trial ends you'll be charged for $35/month. And during you registration you'll be forced to donate $1 to some stupid foundation. If you want to cancel your membership online, you have to pay $1 convenience fee. The tricks are really disgusting.
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