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I wonder if in the panicked moneygrabatorium this app is made in someone bursts in the door literally every 2 seconds and starts singing Jennifer Hudson - loudly indeed - then swats iPads out of hands and kicks computers off desks before the power goes out in the building. Because this thing is a total S-show of ads, crashing, begging for money, and who knows maybe if they calm the eff down with shoveling ads up our mind holes and focus on stability long enough to do literally anything besides fail in a comically soon, sudden, and obnoxious way there might be an app in there. Their glitch program begs you pathetically to try the pro version after a few days they want $5.99 a week. Uh huh. Sure guys. Great plan. I’m totally sold. Seems legit. /iPad Pro, up to date, I’m rarely bothered by honest errors or trying to make a living, etc . Totes ridicky. If Apple let us block developers I wouldn’t look back.

Look, I get it that you need money. I work in software and yeah, you need to get paid. But still, forcing me to “try the product for free for three days” and then seeing in the terms you’re going to just bill my iTunes account? That’s not cool. And there’s no other actions I can take? Guess I should be grateful to not be auto subscribed as soon as I opened the app. I didn’t even get to use the product. I’m not signing up for a subscription right away, sorry.

I uninstalled this app immediately after downloading it upon being notified that it would automatically begin charging me after an initial free trial. Unfortunately I didn’t realize that uninstalling the app wouldn’t stop them from charging me. Now a year has gone by and I just realized that I was being charged $5 a week for an app that was on my phone for about 3 minutes total. $250 gone. This app is intentionally designed to trick people into making the mistake I made.