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Total scam on a free trial offer aof 14 days of Vidjack. It seems impossible to cancel the free trial, the chat turns around my request o cancelation, and asummes the payment of the service. BEWARE OF THE FREE TRIAL SCAM OF VIDJACK!!
I reported my Vidjack videos were NOT WORKING on 17 July, 2024. Today, 7 WEEKS LATER (!!), 21August, 2024 it is STILL NOT WORKING. Details: EDIT and PLAY functions do not work. Result: My website was destroyed by Vidjack's non-performance, as the links to the videos do not work. Lots of platitudes, promises, etc., but ZERO ACTION!
Poor app with lousy UI that is tough to scroll...
Video output is also look crappy like one from a low grade app..
Dont buy if you have a choice..complete waste of money
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