Radarspotting

AirNav has just launched a Free RadarBox24 app Android.

Yes, it's Free.  Or is it?

The Google Play description lists exactly the same features as the paid version, which costs GBP £2.95.

Too good to be true?  Yes.  You guessed correctly, more AirNav lies.

In fact, to get all of the features listed as available in the "Free" version, one has to buy up to six In-Apps, costing approximately GBP £1.18 each.

None of this is mentioned in the Google Play description, surprise, surprise.

Unfortunately, or maybe "fortunately", this app isn't compatible with my Android phone and tablet so I had to ask a Swedish member to send me a screenshot of the In-Apps list.

But at least we have a choice.

Buy the paid app for GBP £2.95 or download the free one which, according to AirNav offers the same features.

Then get conned into paying the equivalent of GBP £7.08 to bring it up to the advertised spec.

Nothing changes.  More lies from AirNav to hoodwink an unsuspecting public.

Shameful and illegal in most countries.

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Hi Anmer,

Hope you are not drunk ?

I am glad you are sober enough to see the " truth " of AirNav.

We MUST treat ALL claims ( LIES ) by AirNav with Suspicions.

I got that email to.. funny enough it went into my junk mail box from whence it was promptly deleted... ;D   

Quote from: Smudger98 on June 01, 2014, 07:19:03 AM
I got that email to.. funny enough it went into my junk mail box from whence it was promptly deleted... ;D

The most appropriate location to divert ALL incoming emails from AirNav = " Sewerage Cesspit " and let the bacteria digest them.