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Plain and simple, it sucks.
Says on payment page if you buy a subscription there are no ADDS and unlimited viewing.
Well it lies. Once you pay, you still have to watch an ad or pay "10 keys" to open each program.
That is neither NO ADS OR NO PAY since you pay in collected keys.
It is a ripoff.
Even if you don't pay.....the amount of ads are ridiculous!!!!!!!!
The site does not pay, and the amount it pays each time it is rolled is small.
Also, it does not pay. Don't bother with it. Don't miss it.
do not waste your time, the site does not pay, I have two withdrawals pending for days ...... I will change this review if they pay me, but I very much doubt they will.
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