Beware of renewal fee without any notice I was using Shrimpy; it was working well most of the time. Then I decided to become a "leader" that is where it started to get tricky; they are supposed to transfer a certain percentage of profit generated by your subscribers to you. I found them not transparent in accounting for profits and commissions, to say the least, and decided just to stop using them several months ago. Then yesterday, without ANY prior notice, I was charged for the year ahead. Support refuses to refund. Support also claims that payment notifications had been sent, but this is a lie; the inbox doesn't have anything of this sort, and I'm ready to prove it. UPD: got refunded through PayPal dispute

Possible Scam Firstly, their Index bot randomly bought a crap coin with 99% of my portfolio. They acknowlged it happened but did't explain why or how. Secondly, I paid them $756 dollars for my subscription by mistake then for some reason they couldn't find the transaction for a month. When they finally did after lots of chasing they only gave me a partial refund. I'm starting to think this is a scam.

New to Crypto, Shrimpy is not so Newbie freindly... I am new to Crypto and even though I have learned a lot since I dove in back in Sept. 2021, I got Shrimpy thru a recommendation which I found after I purchased the yearly subscription and then found a big learning curve, so I just let it sit there. Fortunetly, thru another group I became better educated and since their program is not currently using binance.us, I got back into Shrimpy armed with what I learned but then even though I am able to do trades for accumulation, I am still finding Shrimpy difficult, not so much to use but understanding how to use it. I think they need to have a training section called 'Shrimpy for Dummies'!

Only 3/5 !? This is inaccurate Only 3/5 !? Shrimpy deserve a 5/5. They succeed to make simple indexes/portfolios management unlike competitors (I have tried) and without pointless "technical" sequins and gloss. Blog posts are old but still relevant and very instructive, in particular those about backtesting.

I received good service recently from Alyssa at Shrimpy Support. I received good service recently from Alyssa and other at Shrimpy support. My automations on Gate.io had failed, and Alyssa's information, which was sent to me approx half a day after I emailed, explained the occurrence. I fixed it by, basically just waiting and renewing the API. But if I'd needed the support to act, they were there and in the loop, responding to me.