I had a bad feeling about Alekh when chatting with him at the start - he felt like a scammer... and here we are... The tool is still operating but Appsumo buyers' money was just pocketed and now they've been shut out. If a business fails completely it is one thing, but to continue operating and shut out users who paid money for this is beyond unethical.

Upon purchasing this tool, I spent some time exploring its core functionalities. While it appeared operational, the overall experience left me with a strong impression that the product might not be a long-term, reliable solution. It felt underdeveloped, and I questioned the value proposition for the investment of my time. This initial hands-on assessment led me to hold back on fully integrating it into my workflow, sensing it was potentially a quick cash-grab rather than a robust offering for Appsumo users.

Unfortunately, my early reservations have now been fully validated. It's deeply concerning to see that Appsumo buyers, who invested in this tool, are now being locked out while the product continues to operate for regular users. This action, following what felt like a questionable initial offering, is not just disappointing but simply unethical.

This experience has been a stark reminder to trust my gut feelings during initial product evaluations. Buyers on Appsumo deserve transparency and a fair return on their investment. This deal, and the subsequent actions, utterly failed to deliver on that front.

Shame on you, Alekh.