6 matches
TinyWork Apps · Business
The dominant complaint is broken core functionality: paid fax numbers are never issued, restore-purchase loops, sends fail, duplicate charges occur, and support is absent. A secondary monetization theme comes from the forced move from credits to weekly or monthly subscriptions, which voided prepaid points. Fax is a commodity service.
The Grizzly Labs · Business
Most complaints are reliability failures (faxes not sending/receiving, false success), spam eating credits, and unreachable support; pricing gripes exist but are secondary and the credit model hasn't changed.
Maplewoods Associates Ltd · Business
Reviews overwhelmingly cite aggressive subscription practices: hidden paywalls at send time, double subscriptions, trial charges despite cancellation, and hard-to-cancel web billing; some delivery reliability bugs as well.
OCTAGONLAB LIMITED · Business
Most complaints concern deceptive 'free' marketing, weekly subscriptions ($6.99-$29.99), and hard cancellation, compounded by recent quality failures (illegible/tiny faxes, undelivered faxes); fax delivery itself is a commodity.
Alohi SA · Business
Most reviews are about a deceptive paywall that pushes users into annual plans and a free tier hidden behind subscription. No-refund policies add to the anger, with some delivery bugs on top.
PLEKMIN TRADE SL · Business
Reviews overwhelmingly attack deceptive 'free' marketing, a late paywall, pricey weekly subscriptions and hard cancellation; secondary complaints about failed delivery. Fax sending is a commodity, so an honest pay-per-fax competitor is viable.
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