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[Edit (2025-08-02): Max Tornow reached out to me after some weeks and gracefully sent me the promised $100 refund for my wasted time. He's been so decent that I've updated the review to give 5 stars.] They send too many emails. But I had no trouble to unsubscribe. I went through their annoyingly long selling process, and bought their products for a total of about $315. These products did not live up to their claims: they did not include the alleged way to make and monetize content on social media easily in 10 minutes a day. I asked for a refund for what I paid, and received it within a day. I also asked for the $100 compensation for my wasted time, as they had advertized. But they refused at first, claiming that their "$100 guarantee applies to customers who have fully implemented all the templates". The templates are so numerous and tedious to implement that trying them all would take a terrible amount of time, especially without the missing AI tool they had advertized. Later, I received an invite to a webinar, which was supposed to finally deliver the AI tool. Watching the webinar took about 1h40. The webinar did demonstrate the AI tool, but this time they recommended a minimum of 30 minutes per day working on social media: 3 times longer than the initially advertized 10 minutes per day. At the end of the webinar, you still don't get the AI tool. You just get a chance to book a strategy call to get the AI tool. I booked the call. I received 2 emails giving me a Zoom link. I confirmed by clicking the button on Google Calendar, as they asked by SMS. The next day, I was on the Zoom event shortly before the scheduled time. They didn't join the Zoom call, I stayed 10 minutes later than the planned beginning of the call, and I sent an email asking about whether the Zoom call got cancelled, got no answer.