I hear ya, and so do I, but my question was about the safety of updates, like if they can un-null a plugin or let the creator know who you are.
Edit: If it helps anybody to know, I went ahead and updated the plugin, it went just fine, no problems.
Pls can you give me the username and active key?
Josephine
Who's used this so far? I have been setting up my first auto-webinar and I love the interface! Anyone actually done webinars on it yet? Experiences?
It's been launched today. If anyone has the training videos, that would be a nice add to this thread :)
Can someone pls give me the username and active key?
The password is "I'm an Idiot" :D
(12-21-2013 02:16 AM)justanumber Wrote: [ -> ]my recommendation to anyone worried or scared: if you are going to use the product in a site where you plan on making a living from it, buy the product! then you never have to be worried or scared.
the way I always look at a nulled product is; tried it, liked it and must have it! OR, tried it and thank beJesus did not buy first and have to hassle with refund.
Leechers - read the above at least 8 times.
SUPPORT product developers. If you like and use the product then BUY it!
(01-08-2014 06:39 AM)NonConformer Wrote: [ -> ]Leechers - read the above at least 8 times.
SUPPORT product developers. If you like and use the product then BUY it!
For some people it's a price thing though. 300 bucks is steep for those who are just starting out and don't have the money to invest yet, so they start their career with nulled stuff. Sounds fair enough.
As for the password, I don't think people are referring to the main forum password to unzip the file, they're asking for the password to actually activate the plugin once installed on WordPress. It's a different one. That can be found in the notepad file included in the download. :)
How are you all getting on with Webinar Ignition so far?
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