"Unlimited free" was the promise. Reality: broken codes and a huge bill. Lies from start to finish. Stay far away!

I shared QR codes on assignments. A week later, all links were dead. Parents asked why their kids couldn't access resources.

This entire setup is crooked. They call it a service, but it's actually just a scam with extra steps.

They bury the static option and push dynamic codes. Then the trap closes. It's deception at its finest.

Reprinting costs ate my small business alive. All because their codes expire unless you feed them $240/year. Sickening.

It looks appealing but don't be fooled. After 7–10 days, they strangle your QR Code and demand ransom. Stay away.

We printed donor tickets with QR Codes. On event night, none of them worked. Imagine facing 300 angry donors. It was mortifying.

This is fraud. QR codes shut down quickly, and the ransom fee follows. No other word fits. Stay away!

Everything about this screams dishonest. Free bait, sudden switch, expensive demand. It's not a service—it's exploitation.

I wasted $400 reprinting catalogs after my codes were blocked. Their "solution"? Pay $240/year. Extortion disguised as software.