I purchased a lifetime license for SalesRobot through AppSumo, trusting that I would have lifetime access to the platform. However, shortly after that, the company changed its system to a new version and stopped supporting the version included in the lifetime deal.

When I tried to use my account, the platform no longer worked properly and displayed proxy-related errors. After contacting support, they themselves told me that V1 is no longer supported or admitted, and that if I wanted to keep using SalesRobot, I would have to move to V2 and pay $15 per month for each LinkedIn account.

In other words: they sold a lifetime license, stopped maintaining that version, made it impossible for users to keep using it properly, and now require an additional monthly payment to access the working version. When I asked whether they would refund the money paid for a lifetime license that is now useless, their answer was clearly no.

What is even more concerning is that they themselves explained that this happened because LinkedIn had officially detected the use of the previous version, and that continuing to use it could result in LinkedIn accounts being blocked. This shows the huge risk of trusting a tool like this: if LinkedIn already detected and blocked one version, it seems only a matter of time before the currently active version faces the same issue.

In my opinion, this is a deeply misleading practice. A lifetime license was promised, customers paid for it, and then the product was changed in a way that made that license practically useless. The result is that the customer loses the money, and the only solution offered is to pay again.

My experience has been extremely negative. I believe this behavior takes advantage of lifetime deal buyers and creates a clear feeling of being scammed. I do not recommend trusting this company or putting important LinkedIn accounts at risk with a platform that has already been detected by LinkedIn and could lead to future account blocks again.