If Promova showed misleading ads before purchase;
• Contact Promova support via email or in-app/website support and explain that the ads were misleading and influenced your purchase
• Provide your account email, purchase date, charged amount, screenshots of the ads, and payment proof
Ask them to;
• Explain how the advertised features match your actual access
• Cancel the subscription or purchase made under misleading information
• Refund the charge due to false or unclear advertising
If the problem persists;
• Keep ad screenshots, emails, and payment records and share your experience and consider filing a complaint on Xolvie to seek a resolution.
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