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I'm parroting the concerns raised by istjohn. Why in the world would you make it seem like a free user's exposures are was higher than they likely actually are

I'm parroting the concerns raised by istjohn. Why in the world would you make it seem like a free user's exposures are was higher than they likely actually are to increase conversion opportunities. Why not provide stronger and better opt out guides like Removaly does if you're sincerely trying to help others instead of increasing conversion opportunities to pay back your VC funders?

beyondd 5y ago
Optery provides fantastic opt out guides with more on the way here: https://www.optery.com/opt-out-guides/ https://www.optery.com/opt-out-guides/ To compare Removaly and Optery, the best thing to do is to sign up for each company’s free scan and compare the results. The quality of a data removal company’s free scan is a good indicator of the quality of its opt outs. A lot of the companies in the space have incredible marketing that creates high hopes, but their products are ineffective. The quality of the free scan is usually a tip off if the service is going to be a winner or a let-down before you turn over your credit card. Optery’s free scans produce an average of 70+ results per person (sometimes over 100+ results). I’m not aware of Removaly or any other company coming anywhere close to that number.