Your issue with Brute Force EVO II has no bearing on whether the software works or not.

Ashame you are having trouble getting a refund. Peter’s not going to miss your $157, and I never had an issue getting a hold of someone from support or via the helpful forum staff.

Peter’s been around ahile and while I strongly feel that Brute Force EVO II is not for everyone, being grey to black hat in nature, there is a place for it.

It’s up to the individual to read the reviews and test it. Hence why Peter offers the trial period.

Aaron

Two weeks ago I became an affiliate of Peter Drew’s EVO2 software. The intention was to get affiliate commission from my blogging articles on various SEO blogs I run. To become an affiliate I had to sign up via an email form, giving my PayPal details.

One week or so later my PayPal was debited by 157 USD! I tried contacting the helpdesk for a refund, various times. Each time I was told that due to the terms and conditions they were unable to offer refunds under any conditions. This despite the fact that I signed up only as an affiliate. I had no intention of using the software myself, and never have done, as they can attest. One week later they are still refusing to return the money they took from my PayPal account. From Peter I have heard nothing.

I have no issue with Peter Drew, who is a valued member of the SEO community, or with the software, which may or may not work. However the outright refusal to refund a transaction that was clearly erroneous is inexcusable. Caveat emptor.

Please look elsewhere.

In case you know, does evo ii support russian language and therefore russian article directories etc? Or it is only targeted on the english speaking world?

thanks,
alex