Sudada Auto software from Shenzhen Chuangdun Company is a recharge software I used very, very early on. When I bought it, Sudada was still a new product. I was very optimistic about it, but it let me down again and again. First, back then Sudada only had three versions: Popular, Standard, and Professional. Of course I bought the highest, the Professional version. But soon Sudada abolished the Standard version and added a Deluxe version. Want to upgrade? Pay again. Fine, I endured it and paid to upgrade to Deluxe. But before long, Chuangdun pulled the same trick — Deluxe was no longer the highest either; they launched a Flagship version. Want to upgrade? Pay again, and each time more expensive than the last, constantly squeezing money from the agents. How about the profit? Taobao launched its own recharge platform, no longer allowing other recharge software. Sudada’s purchase price, hehe, is basically the original price — 10 yuan of phone credit, basically 10 yuan purchase price, and during peak recharge times it may even fail — worse than recharging on China Mobile’s official site. So there’s basically no profit in recharging at all. Then why do so many people still sell it and say it’s good? Hehe — it’s people like me, agents who already bought in, whose principal isn’t recouped yet, unwilling to lose money, continuing to trick others to lower our own losses. The profit of this thing is selling the software to downline distributors — yes, a pyramid-scheme model, making money off the downline; there’s no profit elsewhere, just like online MLM. First they tell you about Jack Ma, about entrepreneurship, right? Getting you excited, then having you buy. Please think clearly: can a tiny recharge software really compare to Jack Ma’s huge e-commerce empire? If it were really that simple, would they still be waiting for you to make money? They’d have grabbed the opportunity long ago. Friends who see this article, please consider carefully. You might as well stop, sleep on it, and think again tomorrow. If you’re still hopeful about it, then join them. My advice is: never agent this kind of thing! Finally, some will surely think I’m a shill for their competitor. Below I show a screenshot of my account — I’ve already given up on this thing. 
