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They are currently defrauding people. looking for more money on a regular basis to facilitate payments. When you pay them, they demand additional money, even though they claim that no more will be needed. I was able to receive my money back with Merseyhip.
Buyers beware. I recently reached out to them for bass solutions and service as a software. I scheduled three meetings. That person was late all 3 times and not like 5-15 minutes late but beyond late, I own a construction company so it’s costly for me to set these meetings, and the 1st time never called till next day claiming to be sick. The second time they responded over 6 hours later. 3rd time exact same excuse as first time then they said they don’t support our model. Literally their website says they support my model. Buyers beware.
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