Lesley and Reg B.
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I didn't find it that easy to apply the codes to a page I was going to print but it might have got easier with practice. I did not want it for business I wanted it for voluntary work. The product is fine but I had not understood at the outset that with this company the codes used in the trial period would be deactivated and no longer work if I did not subscribe at the end of the trial period. I do think that it should be absolutely clear that the codes created in the trial period will expire once the 2 weeks have expired and a warning ought to be given clearly that it is not advisable to use the trial codes in any permanent paperwork - in my case I also put the website on which was just as well. Obviously at the outset you just don't know if you want to pay for a subscription and after a week I found it too fiddly. No doubt the warning was there somewhere in the microscopic small print Ts and Cs; that any codes created would not last beyond the 2 weeks but it was not apparent to me when I went through the process. So I feel like I wasted my time with it.
Response from QRCodeKITDec 15, 2020
Hi Lesley and Reg, this is Lucas. First of all, I'd like to apologize for the experience you had. In regards to the 14-day trial, we notify upon registration and also during the trial itself, that before or after it expires, you can choose a plan that suits your needs in order to keep the QR codes active. We offer paid plans and a free one as well. On another note, your feedback is very important to us and I'd like to thank you for your time. It greatly helps us improve our service.



