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CRIMINALS. STAY AWAY. The company behind Signsimpli tricks customers into a low cost 1-2 dollar plan and then bills them 50 USD a month without telling them. They refuse to refund you. No email reciepts. They are scammers they know exactly what they are doing. Report them to the authorities.
Simply put: I created a contract, sent out for signature, got it signed, and couldn't keep a copy for myself. I reached technical support - they don't let you keep a copy of your own contract! You have to ask everyone who signed to bother emailing you back a copy of their contract."Hey thanks for signing. The website I used for your contract cannot authorize me to keep a copy. Can you send one to me?" AVOID.
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