They do everything to appear generous and have clean hands.
In other words, appearances come first.
And in reality, everything is planned in advance.
First, they lure the customer into believing they have free trials.
Second, they hide the fact that professional mode is paid.
Third, they set professional mode as the default, hoping the customer won't request normal mode.
Fourth, they start the job, then stop after a few seconds, deliberately displaying too late that professional mode is reserved for paying users.
Fifth, the website returns to the main menu and insists that the job has been done, that the customer no longer has a free trial, and that it's time to pay.
That's why they set professional mode as the default, hoping the visitor won't touch it before pressing the final button.
This way, they maintain The appearance of giving away free products, and the script is designed to trick customers and then pretend the job was done properly.
Come on, there are bad, dishonest, and unsociable human beings all over the planet; there's no point in associating with them online either.
What needs improvement
hidden costs (1)default paid mode (1)
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