MacUncle Reviews

1. Bill Noone

   over 2 years ago
   Don't Bother...

   I am having problems with MacUncle Mbox Viewer that need to be answered. I have tried repeatedly to contact Technical Support to no avail. No one answers the telephone. The Live Chat fails to open. No reply to Email. So my questions go unanswered.

2. Andrew

   almost 3 years ago
   Money back guarantee is total BS

   There website offers a 30 day money back guarantee - it's BS. They only offer a refund if the copy you download won't work, and then only you work with them to make it work and it remains dysfunctional. This is a legal requirement in any event - if you buy something and it doesn't work, you're entitled to a refund without question!!

   I simply bought the wrong product, haven't used it and will never use it. They refuse to refund me.

3. pc

   almost 4 years ago
   Horrible software and terrible support

   TERRIBLE. I bought the conversion for thunderbird to gmail. Could not open due to security issues with apple. Spent 3 days getting MacUncle to have help session. Finally got tech with poor english skills. Had chat session for over two hours during which time finally got software to work only to be told had to spend more money to get upgrade for gmail format. I pitched a fit as gmail format was what I had orginally purchased and they gave the new key for upgrade for free and still could not get it to port converted files into gmail. I finally gave up having wasted the $30 bucks. Meanwhile they use Team Viewer which is a bitch to get off your computer when you are done....I would NOT recommend this software or this company

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• Any recommendations where to open a business in order to run solopreneur/freelance business?

  There are all-in-one platforms like Stripe Atlas and Gust that do all the heavy lifting if you're interested in conducting business as a US entity. I'm sure similar services exist in the EU. Source: over 1 year ago

• Angel Investing vs Private Equity vs VCs… which works for you?

  There are lots of different ways you can get an angel to invest in your business. One of the easiest ways is to network with investors, either online (e.g. On social media sites like LinkedIn) or offline (e.g. At networking events). There are also specific angel investor networks that you can sign up to, including Gust and the Angel Capital Association (ACA). - Source: dev.to / about 2 years ago

• 1 thing every SaaS founder should know when fundraising

  For angel investors Gust looks very interesting and I think its worth a look. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Pre-seed capital raise and incorporation

  Gust.com makes it very easy to set up a Deleware C-Corp and handle things like cap table, SAFEs etc. Source: almost 3 years ago