Deceptive, no support, caveat emptor!
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I decided to get the premium package after a seven slot registration form limit had “expired.” There was no apparent indication that only seven registrations were allowed for the form, but I went ahead with the premium purchase anyway hoping that this ridiculous limitation would be eliminated. However, at this point, I’m not sure if it will. Why? Their shopping cart is confusing, so confusing in fact that I ended up purchasing the premium package twice. Granted, this could have been an error on my part, but that’s beside the point. C’mon guys, how long have shopping carts been around on the internet? Nevertheless, with two purchases of the same package in hand, I was still unable to access any premium feature, so I still have no idea if that absurd limit on the number of user registrations will have been lifted. As of this review, I haven’t received a single response from the several support requests I’ve made, not even a purchase acknowledgement (or two), in fact no email acknowledgements whatsoever. Nothing. I’ve been a web designer for over two decades, and occasionally, a plugin comes along that looks appealing, and this one seemed to address all of the typical issues, and more, regarding registration. After all, good plugins are supposed to streamline site creation and enhance the user experience, but this plugin has left me with egg all over my face from dozens of people who can’t register. So, if you’re reading this, either as a prospective customer, or as a member of the Registration Magic development team, all I can say is caveat emptor. This is a deceptive product, coupled with equally disappointing product support. Not recommended.
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