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The personal emails and mobile phones are mostly accurate- however for the price and limitations, you might as well just go with Apollo or something else. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
They claim on their website that you receive unlimited phone and email credits with their $100/mo plan, but then under their fair limits restrictions on their t&cs, they claim that the maximum for email is 2,000 and phone is somewhere around 800 I believe.
When I emailed them to try and clarify what is exactly "unlimited" about their service, they respond with a canned gaslighting message that you can tell they send to everyone claiming that "most users don't come close to using the 2,000".
You didn't answer my question -- what is unlimited about your service? Instead of responding to someone tangentially in a way that evades a question because you know the answer is "nothing", update your pricing to reflect your services for what it truly is.
Plus, even if that were the case, with Apollo you can get 10,000 credits for the same price. So that refutes any manipulative statement you can make about the amount of credits any user can or should use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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