Shaun R

Jogg AI’s recent actions after its lifetime deal are widely viewed as deceptive and damaging to consumer trust. The company restricted credit usage for important models like VEO, forcing customers to procure their own API keys and rendering purchased credits useless for these features. These changes were not transparently announced and were only revealed after the deal ended, while prior public assurances and promotional messages about credit-based access were quietly erased from their channels. The credit system was radically changed post-sale, diminishing the value of LTD purchases without warning. Deleted user comments and muted or removed dissatisfied customers on public forums and Discord suggest an active effort to suppress negative feedback rather than engage transparently. The company's erasure of initial guarantees and refusal to honor the original deal terms exposes buyers to unfair risk and erodes business integrity. Consumers expect lifetime deals to guarantee stated benefits throughout the product’s life, including access to specific models and features. Retrospective term changes, coupled with censorship of those who complain, violate reasonable expectations and may attract attention from consumer protection authorities for alleged deceptive practices. Extreme caution is advised for anyone considering Jogg AI. Until the company restores the promised LTD benefits and commits to open communication, the risk of further changes and lack of transparency make the product unsuitable for recommendation.