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I bought the credits there to use and research Keywords for a month period, after three weeks system stopped working and my remaining balance was spoiled, sent email to their support and no response ... looks no resource to support & their database not updated anymore...
I paid for 25 credits for a reverse ASIN search. The website wouldn't work and I could not do what I paid for. I contacted customer support several times. They did not respond. THIS IS A SCAM
The keyword tool is not working, and customer service is non-existent. They don't answer support tickets, and they don't answer mail.
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