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It's been almost 3 years since they ripped me off, but seeing that their website is still online I figured I should confirm the other reviews. I bought 3 lifetime licenses of Brindle Booking on Appsumo. The downloads were nowhere to be found and neither was support.
I have been scammed by Brindle. I bought their plugin and after a while they removed my download and licenses. I tried to contact their support multiple times but they never replied. Now I don't have my license neither my money. Stay away of this is the smart choice.
Stay away. The support is nowhere to be found and the product has not been updated for more tan a year
Brindle Booking WordPress plugin is full of bugs, not updated and support is not there.
Online customer account on the website is working poorly.
AppSumo Lifetime deal was a hoax.
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