I wonder how to fix the last part of customer support I still get and can't automate: Customer buys 5,000 credits for $350 Then messages me: "I signed up for $99/mo but it charged me $99 and then $350" Yes because you bought 5,000 credits for $350 % of people either just lie or they have memory loss Then they chargeback and I can't win ever anyway I could make some thing to add a refund if your credits aren't used yet though that might solve it? Annoying!!!!!

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I don’t think some people realize how cheap Mon's ICO price is right now at $0.025. It’s the first public ICO, and it’s landing on Coinbase, the largest CEX in the United States. This is the cheapest value of $Mon we will ever see.

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