Probably it creates itself 404 links to our site to buy the premium version and fix it
The problem is a bit bigger, because google search console shows some data that is probably created by this plugin. Google normally wants to index these pages, and they are 404 errors that are redirected to the homepage. I know a little about positioning and I can say what I see.
It has been going on for many years, recently the search console did not give so many errors, maybe they stopped. I’ve always wondered where these strange links come from and today that’s what I came up with
I’m thinking ok, maybe it’s some bad luck. I have the other side with the same plugin and the problem is exactly the same. I will say more, I have websites without this plugin and there are no these problems, what do you say?
For 3 years, on two of my sites, this plugin created over 100,000 pages with a 404 error, several dozen of them ended up in the Google search console.
`What you are doing is very bad and nasty, there are much better ways to encourage a purchase but it’s just awful. WordPress should take care of it
I am speaking probably because it is not possible to find concrete evidence, at least I cannot but can draw conclusions
These are not allegations, this is my opinion about this plugin, it gives a well deserved 1 with an exclamation mark!
If you can analyze your website in this way, I invite you to this topic. Check for yourself how this wonderful plug works for you.
I would love to hear the answer and also change my mind if I’m wrong but I don’t think
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]]>Not to mention the fact that there are donation buttons everywhere. So we’re expected to pay for a pro version and then encouraged to donate to the developer?
This is just a money grab.
]]>I am feeling tricked and am not sure how this could be approved.
Will uninstall immediately and add ProfilePress to the blacklist.
]]>Since a while your plugin blocks the login of users. Ic hals Admin can log in without problems. But all, or certainly many, can no longer log in. After the first attempt the message “do you want to cheat” appears.
Even resetting the password or creating a new account is no use. Only if you deactivate your plugin, you can log in again without problems.
Christian
]]>People cheat on the voting system. People cheat on the voting system. How to reduce fraudulent voices?
Can I edit likes or reset likes on post edit page?
]]>Wp should review plugins that have lots of complaints of being difficult to remove where some error is still happening after deactivation and even deletion.
]]>Should be banned from the WordPress plugin store until/unless it ceases to be described as a “FREE” plugin. Totally useless until you pay them.
The Federal Trade Commission considers this behavior illegal, if this was any product or service sold at a physical walk-in business.
Giving it one star, because you can’t give it ZERO stars.
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