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It says they'll release it in 180 days, don't know why he figures he won't get it. What's missing here is a description of what he was doing to generate that m
by dkjaudyeqooe 3y ago
It says they'll release it in 180 days, don't know why he figures he won't get it.
What's missing here is a description of what he was doing to generate that money. Maybe he was completely legit, but we don't know anything. Does he perhaps have a reason to think he won't get his money? Maybe he was getting a lot of chargebacks or some other negative metric.
https://www.headshotpro.com/ https://www.headshotpro.com/ seems to be his business.
- emmet 3y agoLiterally every time these things come up it's because the person was doing something dodgy and refuse to admit it.
- dkjaudyeqooe 3y agoWhy shouldn't the question be asked? Just because someone claims something it doesn't mean we should accept it at face value. Doesn't mean they're doing something dodgy but there may be more to the story. If we dig deeper we may learn something useful. If this guy wants unquestioning sympathy he should look to his loved ones, not the internet.
- droopyEyelids 3y agoYou can tell because the poster is evasive about what exactly they’re selling. That is pretty strong evidence in itself, because everyone who isnt shady ties an explanation of their business into everything they talk about out of pride and desire for free marketing.
- mpeg 3y agoIf I had to guess, I would say the reason is that they're getting a high amount of chargebacks because the website marketing copy promises "14 days money back guaranteed" and even highlights that their competitors don't offer a "refund after usage" But then, in the FAQs, you can see the refund policy specifies they will only refund if you haven't downloaded any images. I imagine some people sign up to try it, then go refund if the quality is not as expected (textual inversion generators like this can be a bit hit or miss) and find they can't.