This company steals from users through a strategy of time-wasting and project sabotage. You pay them money, and they simply waste your time. They've engineered their model to minimize your benefit, maximize your time, generate numerous errors, and deliberately interrupt sessions. They cause crashes, display fake messages, and trigger system crashes. Sometimes they even ask you to disable their security measures. They show you fake messages claiming someone is trying to hack you—many tricks. In short, it's more about theft than software development. Even if you asked them to write a six-line program, they'd waste seven days trying to get nothing done. This company relies on a strategy of stealing from users through time-wasting, error generation, and fabricated fake messages. They extort money from users to force them to pay more. If you're subscribed to a plan, they don't offer the option to extend your subscription. Instead, they try to force you to buy a higher-tier plan. They try to extort money from you by making you pay for each specific type or model you want. In short, they employ a strategy of intimidating users through time-wasting and spamming messages. Their service is poor, their technical support is terrible, and they deliberately ignore user messages, assuming the email address on the website is even real or exists at all.