Customer service is disaster. The app didn't work properly The copy.ai customer service is disaster. They had some technical issues taking a few days last month and as a premium user, I was contacting them several times to cancel my subscription and return the payment back as I wasn't even able to login into my account, not just use their service. They didn't reply at all. They don't care. I found a different and much more useful and better AI service. Don't waste the time with them!

Con artists - stole my money I signed up for a trial and cancelled right away when I realised the app was terrible. However, they kept my credit card details and charged me for two full years. I have disputed all the charges with the credit card company and they produced false documents to "prove" the charge. Complete con artists.

Bugs 1) bullet point to blog section or freestyle These templates are giving plagiarism.(not rephrasing) 2) while coming to long form wizard, The pronoun "I" is using in middle of the article. Pls avoid that and "we" is best. 3) blog outlines template is not at all good. Not giving proper outlines since starting...please improve them ASAP.

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It's a great product but has a very bad… It's a great product but has a very bad team. Every other day it will stop working and the support team (including the founder, Chris Lu) has absolutely no idea about what's going on. They would just shamelessly blame this reason or that. Many times, (and they call it "accidentally") they ship bugs directly to the production. Seriously? Either they have ZERO skills for managing software or they're just irresponsible.