jbobw

Groan..I think we get the idea. You like the plugin. I don’t. I did offer a solution, however: “Buy something that works”. I had no idea my post would get anyone so worked up, or that I needed go into massive amounts of detail reporting what I did to get the thing to work. Short version is that I did try to get them to help, but got little or nothing back from them. I actually tried to hire two guys like you to fix it and they threw up their hands. AFter three weeks of fighting it I threw in the towel and bought something that worked out of the box. That’s all I’m going to say about this. My opinion stands…this plugin is broken! I’m glad you love it though…Happy trails!

rcano: Well I’m glad you have figured out a way to make a living helping people fix this plugin and make it work! Somebody has to do it because it certainly doesn’t work out of the box.

I believe when you pay $50 for a plugin it should meet the same standards of any piece of software you buy. I don’t complain about “free” stuff. When you buy software you expect it to work When you install it. That’s the bottom line. I’m not inclined to pay somebody like you $75 – $100 an hour to fix it.

And, if you “Web and Plugin Developers” don’t want to hear complaints – then build them better! If you look at the ratings of this plugin you will see that 1/2 of the entries believe this plugin is broken! Finally, you in your own post admit to have been hired by over 50 people to help them fix it and make it work!!! And, I’m sure you don’t have a monopoly on this doing this, so how many other victims have had to hire some “guru” to make it work.

I do understand, however, that if people quit buying this thing there would be fewer people to hire you to fix it.

Another thing about “checkout”. List price is $55 (for single site), but you get a 10% discount if you enter the discount code: 2011