It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

If someone feels like publishing builds they should feel free to do that NOT offer support in any way feel free to open issues on the main repository though if you feel like an issue REALLY needs my attention accept pull requests as long as they are of reasonable quality Again, thanks to everyone who has supported my efforts so far in any way (even by creating bug reports), I really appreciate it.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.

It's a win-win situation.   Do you keep logs of transactions? We do, for 3 days. To offer ANY kind of support to our buyers, we must keep some logs. There are some 'services' out there who claim they don't have any logs: you can just hope that their service is more trustworthy than their words, because anybody who claims they doesn't keep logs, they are just outright lying.