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Originally Posted by Handcrafted
I think the problem is as you say, "To say something is bad, you actually have to give it a try."
There's two choices left - to roll the dice on someone saying give our stuff a try as it's not as expensive as "private" goes but we have been undetected since. When the money is debited and the cheat doesn't work - you'll often find people making a thread and the circle goes on and on. As far as detection goes privates are not at all safe and are not an exception so to speak but atleast they don't cry about it in a public forum to give them a try. Mutual understanding and individually developed builds are of highest priority here. Although I haven't seen a dev keeping it in their pants right after the cash starts to flow in.
Not that you're crying about your build and indefinitely begging people to try it out but I would hate to see you here defending yourself here - if it's meant to be you'll shine!  |
Thank you for your message. I understand your concerns and I fully respect your perspective.
However, I believe there is a misconception in your message. Our main objective is not to simply have people 'roll the dice' on our product, but rather to make stable & undetected tools more accessible to a wider audience.
The intention is not to persuade people to 'try out' our product out of desperation, but because we are confident in the value it offers.
I agree that mutual understanding and individually developed builds are of high importance. That's exactly what we strive for in our development process. We are committed to listening to our customers' feedback and making necessary improvements to ensure satisfaction. We understand the importance of maintaining our integrity and focusing on product development, especially when financial success begins to manifest.
Again, the intent of my original message was not to beg or cry about to find vouchers & customers, but to shed light on the fact that price does not always correlate with quality or safety. It's also about offering a choice for users who may not be able or willing to afford the high-priced options in the market.
Lastly, your statement about 'if it's meant to be, you'll shine' is truly appreciated. That's the goal here - to let the product speak for itself through the satisfaction of our users and not just through our own words.
