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lynn_glenmont wrote: »

I don't have premium, but your question made me curious, so I tried to find out. I got all the way to the page where they were asking for my credit card information, and they still hadn't told me what they planned to charge me.

If some other site I wasn't familiar with did that, it would raise warning flags for me, and I would hesitate to do business with them. With MFP, I'm inclined to think it's just one more example of how poorly designed the website is.

lynn_glenmont wrote: »

Alatariel75 wrote: »

lynn_glenmont wrote: »

I don't have premium, but your question made me curious, so I tried to find out. I got all the way to the page where they were asking for my credit card information, and they still hadn't told me what they planned to charge me.

If some other site I wasn't familiar with did that, it would raise warning flags for me, and I would hesitate to do business with them. With MFP, I'm inclined to think it's just one more example of how poorly designed the website is.

How odd. In the app i have an offer for a free 14 day trial and as soon as i click Start Trial, it gives me prices. I'm in Australia, it's $12.99 a month or $65 a year, here.

Edit to add: Just checked the web version, and I click "Premium" then "Upgrade to Premium" and immediately get prices.

I was using the website, and I'm in the U.S. The ordering page seemed ... less than fully functional, as step 1 said "choose plan" but there was nothing clickable to do so. I guess they can't give you a price until you choose a plan, but it still seemed pretty poor disclosure, customer service, business practice, etc.