petezaborszky
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Hi, thank you for sharing your experience. We take every report seriously, so we thoroughly investigated each of your claims against our system architecture and logs. Here’s what we found:
On content publishing after cancellation:
When a subscription is cancelled, our system immediately blocks all article generation through multiple independent checks. No article can be written, scheduled, or delivered to a website without an active subscription. If you cancelled at the end of a billing cycle, articles may continue until that paid period ends — that’s standard subscription behaviour, not a bug.On 30+ posts per day:
Our system generates one article per site per day by default. Even on our highest-tier plans with add-ons, 30+ articles in a single day is not something our system produces automatically. The only way this could happen is through manual bulk scheduling by the account holder.On gambling and adult content:
We actively block websites in the gambling and adult industries from signing up — it’s one of the first checks we run. Article topics are generated based on your own website’s niche and keywords you provide. Our system cannot and does not inject unrelated topics like gambling or adult content into a site about a different industry.On deactivating the plugin not stopping publishing:
Our WordPress plugin works on a pull model — your WordPress site fetches articles from our servers. When the plugin is deactivated, that code stops running entirely. It is technically impossible for content to be published to your site with the plugin deactivated.We’ve been unable to reproduce or verify any of these issues. That said, we genuinely want to understand what happened on your end. If you’re willing to share your account email or site URL (feel free to reach out privately via our website), we’d be happy to pull up your account logs and walk through everything together transparently.
We’re proud of the safeguards we’ve built into AutoSEO, and we’re always open to improving them. If there’s something we’ve missed, we want to know.
Hi, thank you for sharing your experience. We take every report seriously, so we thoroughly investigated each of your claims against our system architecture and logs. Here’s what we found:
On content publishing after cancellation:
When a subscription is cancelled, our system immediately blocks all article generation through multiple independent checks. No article can be written, scheduled, or delivered to a website without an active subscription. If you cancelled at the end of a billing cycle, articles may continue until that paid period ends — that’s standard subscription behaviour, not a bug.
On 30+ posts per day:
Our system generates one article per site per day by default. Even on our highest-tier plans with add-ons, 30+ articles in a single day is not something our system produces automatically. The only way this could happen is through manual bulk scheduling by the account holder.
On gambling and adult content:
We actively block websites in the gambling and adult industries from signing up — it’s one of the first checks we run. Article topics are generated based on your own website’s niche and keywords you provide. Our system cannot and does not inject unrelated topics like gambling or adult content into a site about a different industry.
On deactivating the plugin not stopping publishing:
Our WordPress plugin works on a pull model — your WordPress site fetches articles from our servers. When the plugin is deactivated, that code stops running entirely. It is technically impossible for content to be published to your site with the plugin deactivated.
We’ve been unable to reproduce or verify any of these issues. That said, we genuinely want to understand what happened on your end. If you’re willing to share your account email or site URL (feel free to reach out privately via our website), we’d be happy to pull up your account logs and walk through everything together transparently.
We’re proud of the safeguards we’ve built into AutoSEO, and we’re always open to improving them. If there’s something we’ve missed, we want to know.- This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by petezaborszky.
Hi! I’m the developer of AutoSEO. I’ve fixed the issue, if you update the plugin it should resolve it. Let me know if it hasn’t!