TOTAL SCAM - DO NOT PURCHASE
This is a basic bait and switch. They’ll present you all the money you’re entitled to, and even have you sign the claim forms, but you have to join in order for them to process it. This originally seemed legit and they were offering a service. Then all your claims disappear and you can neither recover them nor see the same claims still available to file for again. Total scam….don’t waste your time nor your money! I had to call Apple directly to get a refund.
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Total scam
They lure you in with a free account with a promise of getting you settlements on class, action suits, you take the time to fill out the class action suits that you think are for you, they say they’re sending them in, but you never see a dime.
Next thing you know your cards being charged 120 bucks for subscription charges for this
DON’T DO IT
Next thing you know your cards being charged 120 bucks for subscription charges for this
DON’T DO IT
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Finally, an Opportunity I Qualify For: Paying MoneyPilot
MoneyPilot is less of a financial app and more of an elaborate practical joke with a subscription attached.
The formula is brilliant:
Step 1: Show you a buffet of interesting financial opportunities.
Step 2: Get you to sign up.
Step 3: Reveal that you’re apparently eligible for absolutely nothing.
Step 4: Quietly keep the subscription alive until you forget this app ever existed.
Step 5: SURPRISE! Attempt to renew it.
The irony of an app called “MoneyPilot” using this business model is almost too perfect. I suppose technically they are helping manage your money—by attempting to move some of it from your account to theirs.
The opportunities are the bait. The subscription appears to be the product.
If there were an opportunity inside MoneyPilot called “Pay MoneyPilot for Access to Things You Can’t Use,” I’d finally qualify for something.
One star for successfully teaching me an important lesson about personal finance: check your subscriptions.
The formula is brilliant:
Step 1: Show you a buffet of interesting financial opportunities.
Step 2: Get you to sign up.
Step 3: Reveal that you’re apparently eligible for absolutely nothing.
Step 4: Quietly keep the subscription alive until you forget this app ever existed.
Step 5: SURPRISE! Attempt to renew it.
The irony of an app called “MoneyPilot” using this business model is almost too perfect. I suppose technically they are helping manage your money—by attempting to move some of it from your account to theirs.
The opportunities are the bait. The subscription appears to be the product.
If there were an opportunity inside MoneyPilot called “Pay MoneyPilot for Access to Things You Can’t Use,” I’d finally qualify for something.
One star for successfully teaching me an important lesson about personal finance: check your subscriptions.
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Scam
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS APP. Garbage app and they continue to charge your account even after you’ve cancelled. I’m on my THIRD attempt at getting the people to stop charging my account
They don’t file on your settlements due I don’t get it
They say there filing for you says information we will file this is a no proof claim to charge top dollar for what ??? The service is not there I sent 4 emails no response back of of yet ridiculous
