Hi @jorix, thanks for your feedback. We will consider the points outlined and try to take more care of the onboarding process to be even clearer.
But I want to explain a couple of points:
– To make a plan upgrade directly from the dashboard and process a purchase we need to pass the user through a “secure” page and for this we use the freemius service (https://freemius.com/). I want to underline that opening the site to external communications is exactly what you do when you want to update WordPress and the various plugins directly from the WordPress.org repository
We ask you to be sure that this thing is active only because many security plugins, among other features, give the possibility to close the site completely but this obviously would prevent any external connection (useful only for very particular sites such as intranet portals), it is not absolutely a practice that exposes your site to risks and is, indeed, the standard configuration of WordPress.
– Regarding the refund issue, we realize that the repeated 14-day refund may be counterintuitive but we have decided to extend what European citizens have as a right (to be refunded within 14 days) to the whole world. We do not make distinctions of nationality or legislation and we also offer refunds to those countries that do not guarantee it. Hope this clears things up a bit.
– We try to offer an alternative way to upgrade through our dedicated website. Going through the site you can have a more classic process in which you buy the license and receive an email with the update package and the key to activate it. We will probably have to try to make this option clearer on the WP dashboard and we thank you for this tip.
We are a small team that has been working on this project for years and we try to take care of the direct relationship with our customers by offering a special space to do bug reporting and receive PRO assistance. We invite you to leave us some feedback there too since you are the owner of a license, we are interested in understanding what went wrong and all the difficulties you found out.
In conclusion, I invite you to leave a report for the bugs you experienced in the free version, right here on the support section of the repository (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/glossary-by-codeat/), because we would love to be able to trace any bugs you talk about and fix them.
Thanks again for taking the time to use and review our plugin.