The worst experience
The worst experience a person can go through in his entire life. I do not recommend it at all.
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The worst experience a person can go through in his entire life. I do not recommend it at all.
The main reason for rating? Brilliant support, had some issues and they went above and beyond to get it fixed within hours.
The application is easy to use, does not create errors in the logs and it just works. It is that simple.
I am very happy with the purchase, "blown away" by the after-sales support.
Thanks so much for this application.
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