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I bought one service months ago and canceled. I'm still being charged and support is no where to be found!! They've tried multiple times to charge me, and here waiting for their response for over a month. Scam company, be advised.
Scam. There’s ads for this site, when teaonher no longer even exists. There’s nothing to check because it’s no longer active. Shows you one cost then charges a higher cost.
Scam!!! Paid, charged my credit card, never received anything.
Don't waste your money or time. It's all AI generated and the results aren't even close to being "potentially" me. I'm 54. The oldest female on my results was in her 30's. It's clearly a scam.
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