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Having customer Data stolen and abused by scammer Andy Arnott came as a wake-up call: Watch who you do business with. This guy is dishonest to his core. Also runs Gleam LLC, and Amazon FBA Seller Software - SellerSEO. Cannot believe he get's away with this and feel a review is appropriate.
The owner of the website is using a service to hide their identity om WHOIS! This site also has a low Alexa rank which comes as a surprise claiming they are quite popular website, hence the fact that the number of visitors to this website is quite low! SCAM!
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