myHAC - Westport, CT

This is a dishonest developer who writes fake reviews for his own apps. If you read the reviews for his other apps, you can see the same exact users writing glowing reviews. For example, “CarterGibbs” wrote a review for apps created by the same developer: iStaples, Saround, Tesla Toolbox, and MyHAC apps. “EmilyTSR” wrote a review for the same apps: iStaples, Tesla Toolbox, MyHAC Westport, and MyHAC apps. “Nsoni00” wrote a review for iStaples, Tesla Toolbox and MyHAC app. The list goes on. Are you seeing the pattern? If not, then read the five star reviews. Each one is like an essay about how great the app is, and usually says the same exact thing. There’s not a lot of variation between these glowing reviews. And each one sounds more like a sales pitch that is urging you to get the app like a used car salesman would do. Now if you ignore these glowing essay-like sales pitch reviews, you’re only left with the real user reviews. And across all his apps are the same problems: “crashes”, “poorly coded”, “want refund” and “scam” are common keywords. If you look at his MyHAC app, you can see the long long list of 1-Star reviews showing this. His MyHAC apps has an average of 1 star even with his fake reviews averaged in.

0 stars

You know it is ridiculous to allow one school system to use your home access center app functions freely. If a school is on your HAC site, you should make it free. There are many students who can't afford to waste their money on apps when they can get it on the internet, and you want to know why they can't afford a two dollar app? Because in order to get the app you have to buy an iTunes card, and to buy that you must spend 15-30 dollars. Guess where that money needs to go...COLLEGE! Which is why they probably tried to download the app in the first place, so they can maintain grades and check up on them so they can get into higher education someday. It makes me mad that college students and high school students have to dish out more money just to be a responsible student