Stacksocial trustworthy?

[gigatoaster]

Hello there

I’m looking for a coupon on AdGuard license. I always used the free DNS but it’s preventing to launch 2 apps I use daily. I created a report with their support but no news.

I found that on the site “stacksocial” there is a 70% on the license. It seems to good to be true.

Anyone is familiar with this site? Do you trust them?

 

[Apple_Robert]

Stack Social is a trustworthy website. I have used them a few times in the past.

 

[gigatoaster]

Oh ok, may I know what did you buy and how was the experience?

 

[Sheepish-Lord]

I bought AdGuard through them. Easy and fast, then added the code to my AdGuard account with no issues.

 

[gigatoaster]

Just did the same, thanks for your testimony. and it worked.

 

[LeeW]

Stack Social is a trustworthy site, many of the offers on the other hand need to be avoided. Choose carefully and do your research before purchasing anything.

 

[smirking]

Stack Social is a trustworthy site, many of the offers on the other hand need to be avoided. Choose carefully and do your research before purchasing anything.

What I've read is that the deals sites like StackSocial sell are legitimate and you get real licenses of the software products you're purchasing at a steep discount, but there's a potential catch.

The licenses are often offloaded bulk licenses from fleet sales that were never used or no longer in use. There's always a chance they could get deactivated.

That said, I have picked up copies of software through the likes of StackSocial and it's worked every time and I've had two consecutive editions of MS Office purchased this way over the past 7 years and I'm still using it.

However, MS Office isn't what I consider critical to my work. I rarely use it and there are plenty of great alternatives. I don't think I'd want to take a chance of my primary software tools cutting out on me unexpectedly.

 

[LeeW]

I got a VPN Unlimited 5 device licence for $30. It has worked perfectly since I got it. It has long since paid for itself as I picked it up 5 years ago.

 

[KaliYoni]

I don't think I'd want to take a chance of my primary software tools cutting out on me unexpectedly.

Yes. I'd add that I prefer to buy privacy and security software directly from the developer. For me, it's worth paying more to ensure there isn't anything "extra" added to the application or utility, as well as for guaranteed access to updates, patches, and support.