Support & frequently asked questions

Before paying, always check the language edition on the product card and in the bot, because each edition is a separate product. A healthy product that was delivered exactly as described is not returnable because of a change of mind or a wrong edition choice — that is the written refund policy. Still, message support with the product name and order code so the store owner can review your case personally; we do not promise an exchange, but we will tell you there, honestly, about any help that is genuinely possible. If you need the right edition urgently, you can buy that edition separately.

File the request from the support button inside the bot, and in your very first message write: the product name, the payment method (card-to-card or USDT), the payment receipt (card-to-card tracking code or TxID) and a short description of the problem. A refund applies in these cases: the file has a technical fault that cannot be fixed, the delivered content differs materially from the product page, delivery was not made by us, or a duplicate or mistaken charge happened because of the system. The store owner replies within 24 hours at most; if the fault is on our side, a fix or a healthy replacement is offered first, and if that fails or you do not want it, the refund is made. An approved refund is made within 3 business days at most: for card-to-card, to the same card you paid with; for USDT, to the sender's address (confirmed with you before sending); the return transfer fee is on the store and is not deducted from your amount.

The automated assistant answers frequently asked questions instantly; but specific matters — such as checking a payment, a refund request or a complaint — are reviewed by human support (the store owner). To reach a human, message support from the support button inside the Telegram bot; the site's support section shows the same route. The owner replies within 24 hours at most. To get a faster reply, write the product name and the payment receipt (tracking code or TxID) plus a short description of the problem in your very first message. If you message from the site while signed in with Telegram, the owner's reply can come back to you through the bot.

No. Buying as a guest through the bot needs no registration; your Telegram account is your identity, and your orders and wallet are tied to that bot chat. A site account is an optional extra: you can sign in on the site with Telegram, or create a site account with a username and password (no email, no phone), to also see your orders, wallet and personal referral link on the site. Files are delivered only in the bot chat, so keep the same Telegram account you bought with.

There are only two accepted payment methods: 1) USDT, only on the TRC20 (Tron) network, for all buyers. 2) Card-to-card, only for buyers inside Iran and only for Persian editions that have a local-market price. These are NOT accepted: any cryptocurrency other than USDT, any network other than TRC20 (such as ERC20 or BEP20), a bank payment gateway, cash, or a card machine. And one permanent security warning: we never ask for your wallet recovery phrase (Seed Phrase), private key, card password, dynamic code or CVV; if anyone asks you for those, it is not us.

Note: dollar prices and USDT amounts are the same number (1 USDT ≈ $1).

Your orders live inside the same Telegram bot, under My orders, where each order’s status is shown. If you can’t find a specific order, send its order code to support and we’ll check it. Delivered files stay in the same bot chat.

Ask them to write down three specific criteria and a review date; the kit includes the exact script for that conversation and the follow-up email. A 'not yet' with criteria and a date becomes a roadmap.

Yes; negotiation does not depend on another offer. The kit gives you a sourced market range, a numeric offer comparison, and ready lines for when the employer says 'this is our ceiling'.

Yes; the five-part template works for any topic, and you fill the term calendar with your own school's weeks and assessments. The kit is a planning tool, not a replacement for your school's official syllabus.

No, unless arranged with the school principal that same day. The kit's permission tracker shows exactly who may board, and the safety checklist says never to start a trip with an open item.

No. This kit starts with a phone and a simple microphone and walks you to episode ten, with four complete scripts, a thirty-day plan and an episode tracker.

One issue a week that lasts a year beats three a week that stop after a month. This kit includes twelve issue templates, a welcome sequence and a subscriber/issue tracker.

This kit's workbook calculates each parcel's profit (amount received minus packaging and courier costs) and shows total profit and average transit days; the guide adds a packaging checklist and ready-made customer messages.

Yes, if it stays simple: one model (stamp card or points), four clear rules and one monthly offer. This kit includes card wording, a twelve-month offers calendar and a workbook that flags reward-eligible customers automatically.

With a retainer the client pays a fixed monthly fee for a fixed number of service hours, so your income is predictable, and overtime is billed at an agreed rate and calculated automatically in the Retainers sheet.

Under this kit's 48-hour rule, content not approved 48 hours before publishing does not go out and publishing moves to the next week; the rule is written into the contract.

Snowball clears the smallest balance first for an early win; avalanche targets the highest interest rate first and costs less interest overall. The file ranks both automatically, and the right method is the one you follow to the end.

Because our minds see the monthly amount as small: a 10-a-month subscription is 120 a year, and this kit's Dashboard automatically totals the yearly cost of all subscriptions and the saving from cancellations.

No; the course starts with setup and your first program and builds step by step to the grade-book capstone — you only need 45–60 minutes of regular practice a day.

No; every lesson has a runnable example, and the capstone is a real interactive task-list page with local storage that you build yourself.

Yes; it covers core Java, collections, errors and files, and streams, and the capstone is a small library management system — but it promises no job or income outcome.

Start at lesson 1 and type and run the code right there; the course assumes no prior knowledge and every lesson builds on the previous one. If you get stuck, shrink that lesson's exercise until the error shows itself.

No; the .NET SDK installs on Windows, Linux and macOS, and every exercise in the course is a console exercise, so they run on all three systems. Just run dotnet new console and dotnet run inside the project folder.

Because the file was opened directly instead of through a server. Put it in your local environment's folder (such as XAMPP) and open it through the local address; lesson 1 shows exactly this step.

No. The course starts from zero and assumes no experience. If you have studied another language before, the first lessons will be a quick review, and new material starts from lesson five onward.

Rust looks harder at first than simpler languages, because the compiler enforces ownership rules strictly. But that strictness means errors show up early and the finished program is more reliable. The course moves step by step, and each new idea builds on the previous one.

A free SQLite tool is enough, and it installs on every system. The queries in the course are standard and work on most relational databases, though a few small differences between databases are noted in the lessons.

Only a text editor and a browser. Any editor that saves text files is enough, and today's browsers support every feature in the course.

No; the tables are clearly labelled illustrative worked datasets that demonstrate the calculation method. Final decisions must use your own business's real numbers.

Small business owners who want to attract customers with steady, measured content; its 12-week plan is designed for one person with a few hours a week.

No; the 30-orders-in-30-days figures are proposed targets, not promises. Real sales depend on the product, price, market, and execution.

First check how many programs are open and how full the drive is; close a few programs and test again. Most slowness comes from too many programs or a full drive, not a virus. The exact steps are in lessons 1 and 2 and the troubleshooting log.

The problem is Wi-Fi coverage, not the internet line. Check the modem position with speed tests in three rooms, and if the far room is still weak, add an access point in the hallway. The steps are in lessons 3 and 7.

First check the mount and bolts; a loose dish moves in the wind and loses alignment. Tighten the bolts crosswise and then recheck signal quality. If the site is high or dangerous, hand the work to an experienced technician.

No; do not click the message's link. Type the organization's official address in the browser yourself and sign in from there. Messages that rush you with threats are usually phishing. The signs and the correct step are in lesson 4.

No; the course starts with safety and tools and builds step by step to professional handover — but practise on a dead or scrap phone before touching a customer's phone.

The concepts (layers, masks, colour, typography) transfer to most layered editors, but the exercises are written for Photoshop and a trial version is enough to start.

Yes; each lesson's ready-made sentences start from a basic level and the exercises focus on real work situations (emails, meetings, negotiation), not dry grammar.

No; every lesson is no-code: prompting, ready-made chatbots, table summaries and automation with no-code tools.

No; it teaches accounting from basics to month-end close with number exercises, but tax filings and legal questions still need a specialist adviser.

Yes; the course is built around window light, one white board and a phone, and needs no expensive equipment.

Yes; all projects (skirt, blouse, trousers) are designed for a home machine and need no industrial machine.

No; it teaches safe troubleshooting and states explicitly that gas circuits, burnt boards, live bodies and out-of-scope jobs must go to an authorised technician.

No; it is written for small service businesses with 3 to 50 staff, and the indicators work at that scale.

Yes; it starts with a role map and a weekly meeting and builds step by step to delegation and feedback.

When the first branch has not run stably for three months without your daily presence; the dossier makes the stability test step one.

No; it starts with simple concepts and shows the 13-week forecast step by step with a worked example.

A few price-sensitive customers may leave, but the article's table shows total profit usually rises with a calculated increase.

The plan runs 30 days: week one separates the account, then the chart of accounts, the daily routine and the monthly reconciliation.

No; it is a workplace education document, and for serious problems it recommends seeing a specialist.