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paul O'mara
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At the moment I have my clients selecting the membership at the registration page. If a user accidently presses a paid listing instead of their intention of selecting a free option, there is no way of telling which membership they have selected before they press the register button. So if they wanted to select a free listing and pressed a paid listing by mistake, when it goes to the dashboard page it immediatley asks for a payment, which was not their intention.
Even after a logout and login they still can’t change their membership otion as it keeps on asking for payment.
1. can it be made a bit clearer on the selection at the registration page on which membership they are purchasing? maybe a tick once selected or something similiar.
I see they dont keep on getting asked for payment if they select a paid membership on the dashboard page, they stay at the current membership until payment has been received.
At the moment I have my clients selecting the membership at the registration page. If a user accidently presses a paid listing instead of their intention of selecting a free option, there is no way of telling which membership they have selected before they press the register button. So if they wanted to select a free listing and pressed a paid listing by mistake, when it goes to the dashboard page it immediatley asks for a payment, which was not their intention.
Even after a logout and login they still can’t change their membership otion as it keeps on asking for payment.
1. can it be made a bit clearer on the selection at the registration page on which membership they are purchasing? maybe a tick once selected or something similiar.
I see they dont keep on getting asked for payment if they select a paid membership on the dashboard page, they stay at the current membership until payment has been received.
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Many thanks
Paul
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