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Money Grabbing Fraudsters - Buyer beware!
If you sign up to the 30 day free trial they automatically put you onto a 30day credit account terms and invoice you. If you don't pay, they don't cancel the subscription, they keep invoicing you instead. Months and months later, they send a letter threatening debt action.
Clearly this is a ploy to gain income in a dishonest manner by using their cleverly designed technicality.
BE CAREFUL OF THIS FRAUD
YOU HAVE TO COMPLETE A FORM TO TEST SOME OF THE TEMPLATES THEY PROVIDE BUT THEN YOU ARE SIGNED UP FOR A SUBSCRIPTION.
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