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It is not free. It claims it is free but it is not. I understand that companies need money to survive, but lets at least be up front. Claiming it is free, then asking people to pay after they have provided you with all of their information is disingenuous at best.
Don't fall for this fake and unusable product. I tried this for a few hours and it does not work, constantly crashes and the website 'hangs' despite fast internet. Constantly gives bad feedback claiming 'I'm speaking in welsh and swapping languages.... when I can't speak welsh>
Worringly they didn't provide an email acknolwledgement or receipt and they have no email or phone number and no way of contacting them.
100% scam! avoid
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