Adventures in E4

[Shannon]

These programs in 5.75G have a module designed to get your subconscious to either instruct you how to run the program for best results, or "just do that".  If your subconscious has told you that more time on would be better for you to get results, then you should always listen to it on that, even if it means ignoring the instructions, and even if it's been less than 2 ASRB cycles of use according to the instructions.  

This is very good to know. It might help to have this information in a generic 5.75G instructions PDF like 4G programs had. Coming from the perspective of someone that stops by the forum once in a great while when not actively doing a journal I was under the mistaken impression that admitting to deviating from the prescribed loops per day and/or ASRB2 was considered such egregious misuse of the product that it wiped out any possibility of a refund.  

I felt like I should be using it more after finishing the first day, so I wouldn't necessarily say AutoConfig doesn't work well enough.

Per my subconscious I am adjusting to 7 loops overnight (when I typically run it),, as needed during the day (running as I type this) and will reevaluate ASRB2 after the next 2 days off.

Not following the directions does invalidate a refund, according to our refund policy.  But that is designed to protect us from people who buy it, then either don't use it or try to sabotage it and or use it too little or in ways that prevent it from working, and then ask for a refund.  Adding in more time because you felt the urge to do so as a result of the AutoConfig program is another matter, which we consider on a case by case basis.  Reasonable usage and circumstances without results is very unlikely to prevent you from getting a refund.

The goal is to make sure people get what they paid for, while preventing us from being scammed or taken advantage of my people who really didn't give the program a reasonable run.  Not to prevent us from having to issue refunds.