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Misleading "Free" advertising – all data lost after declining subscription.
I used pdfeditify.com to digitally fill out a multi-page registration form. The website prominently advertises free usage without clearly stating upfront that saving the completed document requires a paid subscription. Only after I had fully filled out the entire form and invested considerable time was I prompted to purchase a subscription in order to save my work. When I declined, all my entries were completely gone – the form was blank again. This approach is deliberately misleading: users are attracted with "free", but the most essential step – saving the document – is locked behind a paywall. A clear notice before starting to work on the document would be the bare minimum. I cannot recommend this tool to anyone.
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