Scam: avoid Scam : never got the password or file - it forces you to click on the download button to 'access' the file. It then makes you enter cc details - so you can 'prove you're over 18'. It then debited 1€ from my card despite the video saying it was only for age verificiation and no money would be charged. It then forced me to enter my cc details again and tried to debit 49€ - I cancelled that transaction, and shortly afterwards the 1€ debit was "reverted" by the merchant. Very unimpressed

Smart option... one of my personal pdf locked accidently. I searched all over the internet to find an option. after many failures finally I found this website. It helped me to unlock my pdf within seconds....

It's either scam or elaborately misleading. You've been warned... Saw a youtube recommendation and trust pilot reviews and went for the site based on that. I should have heeded the most recent one - it was accurate Went through the front end based on most reviews here; stated file was done and uploaded to a media sharing website, seemingly behind a paywall. Video says it's free, but had to authorise a credit card (used virtual disposable, single-use (Revolut) for £1 then directed me to another isolated 'basket' page that said £2. URLs not looking right so got out of there.

It is a fake website.i paid money twice… It is a fake website.i paid money twice and its repeatedly asking to pay more money

The good reviews here are scams The good reviews here are scams. By the time you get to the end, it asks for a credit card. Nice try. Update #1: the reason they give for asking for a credit card is to prove you're an adult. Any minor who is so desperate to unlock a pdf that they're googling it can also figure out how to get a credit card they can use. 🙄 Update #2: I'm going to go ahead and decline the request for my personal info that this business used TrustPilot to try to give them. If I wasn't going to give it to you on your site, why would I do it here?