Reply from sharedlicense.comJun 5, 2025
We appreciate your creative storytelling, but let’s clarify a few facts—just so the audience can distinguish between reality and your emotional meltdown.
1. Verified Account?
Using a "verified" PayPal account doesn’t mean your accusations carry any truth. Fraudsters can verify too—PayPal doesn’t run moral checks.
2. Price Confusion?
You’re arguing over $6 vs. $9 vs. $3 fees while pretending to be the CEO of a “solution company.” If $3 ruins your server, maybe rethink your business model.
3. FleetSSL “Free”?
Yes, FleetSSL is listed—clearly marked as deprecated. Your failure to read documentation doesn’t make us responsible for your server breaking. That’s called user error.
4. Other Providers “Work”?
Wonderful. Go marry them. But just because someone else babysat your setup doesn’t mean we owe you the same. We don’t do hand-holding—we sell licenses, not fairy tales.
5. Support Team?
Our team is here to assist—not to tolerate tantrums, spam, or blackmail. Jason wasn’t rude—he was just the first person in your life to say “no” when you demanded free work.
6. Fraud?
You call us a fraud, but your own behavior—fake names, PayPal disputes after service delivery, and harassment—says otherwise. If there’s any fraud in this conversation, it’s staring you in the mirror.
To summarize:
You didn’t buy a service—you bought an ego trip, and now you're mad we didn’t validate it.
We wish you all the best with your “solution company,” but maybe solve your own understanding of responsibility first.
Regards,
SLC Team