Eden

I've been with Battlelog a month now so here are some thoughts...

• I started with Warzone Supreme and was more than happy with the product. After a couple of weeks I wanted to upgrade to Warzone Premium and this process was made easy with the support staff here, particularly a guy named 'Celestial', he took a few bits of information and upgraded my account quickly and easily.
• I'm sure everyone here is familiar with 'Frost13' - this guy has been awesome to work with in resolving issues and answering questions. In addition, the whole community seems cool and friendly.
• You get what you pay for - In my time here, whenever there's been any kind of downtime, I was notified and informed that we're compensated. Downtime has always been minimal because the staff here updates the products frequently and quickly, and it's a small inconvenience given how great the products are.

If you're on the fence or undecided about trying Battlelog - don't be. I've been gaming and involved in many communities like these for over ten years, Battlelog has been one of the most well-run and reliable that I've seen thus far. 

I bought Warzone Supreme just to try and have some fun; I understand that Supreme is like a barebones hack but it still has everything someone would need to have an edge in-game. 

• ESP is simple and clear and even has a bit of customization.
• The Aimbot is can feel finicky sometimes, but that's just because it has limited customization with Warzone Supreme, but it will get the job done in a pinch. Though I find aimbots aren't really needed in Call of Duty anyway.
• The Menu can feel a bit unresponsive sometimes, having to press the option keys multiple times to change a setting, it might just be me.

Overall - apart from a few nitpicks Warzone Supreme is pretty good if you're looking to have an edge over most others players, if I had to give it a rating I'd go 8/10.