hello, by definition when something is paid for it is legally owned by the person who paid for it, super simple. so go ahead and try to justify it or rationalize it somehow but its still stealing, the decision makers are just trying to make themselves feel better about an unjust, unfair and disrespectful decision that directly benefits them over the customer are there no other ways to provide high quality service without stealing? just as easily there could have been a slightly higher monthly rate charge justified by the explanation that the rates are going up because there will be two features provided for free that would otherwise cost extra, which i am sure most people would be fine with, myself included because Mystic is a great tool with great features. or give a yearly expiration date, at least that shows your trying t be fair. but no, instead the decision has been intentionally made to make more money. more money is definitely made by stealing peoples credits every month than by charging a few extra dollars to the subscription. and there is certainly no technical reason for it either, will the website crash if peoples credits arent stolen every month? are the programmers unable to get the site to do simple arithmetic so that new credits can just be added to existing credits? so no surprise i guess, just shows that the people behind Mystic are just like everyone else and that is a big disappointment! no need to respond further i have heard enough. thank you.

@Zabrina P ok thank you!

@Zabrina P hey again, sorry to bother. do you know if there is a way to see some type of counter that shows how the credits i had were spent with dates? over the past week i have created about 100 design but i think i had about 600-800 credits and i see now that i am at zero. its possible that i actually used them all but i am just surprised. thank you

you can do it, so close!

Looking forward to trying it, thank you!

Hey @Paul McKenna, sounds like you figured it out. did you write anything in the prompt to keep Mystic from slightly changing the background/elements with each color iteration? i am at a block(as well as not on the level to ask public questions yet haha!), i created a nice mockup with Mystic with a white shirt but can not get it to keep the identical background when changing colors. i might try Meg's video and create them in Canva with the Mockup Color Pack but the elements dont look as realistic. sorry for the bother, thank you for any insight you could share.