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Local appraisers wanted $250. This company did both for $50, sent the reports in less than two days. Insurance company accepted the new values which in my opinion were correct based on my own research.
It seemed like a good deal: $50 for a lifetime license on one device. However the license key seemed to work in that I could download the program to my Mac, but could never actually activate it. Numerous contacts with the Idrop people (they are responsive) did not yield a result. Total Pain. Just pay the Microsoft extortion and suck it up from the real company.
Tip for consumers:
Skip Idrop, If the deal is too good to be true, it isn't true.
Stev C.'s review of iDrop News earned 2 Very Helpful votes
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Sending info for my appraisal was easy. We'll see how it comes out.
