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Scammers! They advertise "instant activation" on their website, but received my payment two days ago and have failed to honour their promise to email the activating instructions since they received that payment. They advertise "24/7 Customer Support" but have ignored every request made for them to honour their promises. Don't go near them!
Everything they say on the website is a lie. They gave about 370000 tiles not 17 million. Most of them are in European languages and very few in English. Buffering swirls is what you see more than the content itself. They promise a 7 day refund guarantee but there is no way to contact them. Their customer support email does not work and emails bounce back.
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