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406 reviews
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Bepresentapp (bepresentapp.com) has 406 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
406 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Agnes
Posted
Deducted 70 AUD without notice for a yearly subscription, Apple wouldn't refund any of it. The decision is final, of course, no explanation given. They basically took the money and ran. Otherwise the app works.
Chris
Posted
Very buggy app - became more of a hassle than a liberating tool.
Andrea P.
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I genuinely got happy about the experience on the app, until 2 weeks of the trial passed and they ripped me off with 70 euros - annual bill, which, I must say, was not possible to see from the app. Complete scam.
Brett M.
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I find this app to be trivial and unhelpful. Also, I was billed for a year sub subscription with zero warning. They operate a little scammy if you ask me.
David A.
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The app is not functioning well , blocking other apps for no reason . Also conflicting with screen time
SE
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Accidentally forgot to cancel the free trial and of course not impressed when I saw £40 leave my account. HOWEVER - I’m now on 140 day streak and have spent at least an hour or more less on my phone everyday for 140 days, spending that time with my baby, husband, friends or resting! Best £40 I ever wasted!
Teddy F.
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I love this app. And I hate this app. I love it because it actually reduces the amount of time I’m on my phone and on Instagram. And I hate this app because it actually kicks me off of Instagram every five minutes. And at 7 PM it completely kicks me out of insta, and I have to jump through hoops to try to unlock it. I don’t know how to change the settings. I don’t know how to make the time limit longer. I don’t know how to unblock Instagram. Therefore, this works great
Mjg
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In contrast to others, I just downloaded the app today and did not do the free trial. There is a way to get around the free trial if you wait a bit. However, I felt misled when I opened the app. In the ad I watched on instagram it said "we used the addictive technique that the addictive apps used to fight against them" or something along those lines. I downloaded the app thinking it would be similar to the scrolling technique but just something novel something new. It's a checklist designed to reward your abstinence from your phone. Opal does that! Screen time in iPhone settings does that! Don't mislead your audience when you know everyone's trying to reduce their screen time.
