I posted a review earlier and AppSumo denied its posting under the moronic excuse that I had not purchased Streann, which I already had. In the sale of Streann, AppSummo engaged in false advertising; those that purchased this membership need to know. For the Streann membership, it did not list the fact that any member's monetization of their Streann membership would be subject to a considerable commission by Streann. For the customer, it means that a membership is "purchased". And then there are yet additional monies to be paid if the customer is selling their own, independently created content. I privately and directly informed App Sumo that they needed to include that in their product description proactively and honestly for their customers. And, in tandem, I absolutely wanted a refund due to this false advertising and misrepresentation. They chose not to update the description (last I checked, they still had not) and claimed that I was actually not due the refund because I had not identified their own false advertising within the original return period. Lesson? The first thing an AppSumo customer should do is email AppSumo to verify that they are being honest. Then, after making the purchase, review the membership's Terms of Use, Crosscheck it with Appsumo's description. And do it very, very quickly because, apparetly, the issue isn't false advertising. It's that you didn't identify this fact soon enough. It's a great recipe for misleading customers who, otherwise, like this website. And I have been one. But I have also concluded that as much as I like "the deals", honesty, integrity, and client care is priceless.