Question - Please Select Your Ad-Free

[unoamanii]

Question is toward the bottom of the post,

The admin panel base says:

Please Select Your Ad-Free

Use the drop downs to select the ad-free you would like to purchase.

Ad-Free Type

One Time Payment

Ad-Free Pageviews

50,000 Pageviews

Ad-Free Pageviews will be added to the forum's admin panel for use and application in batches of 50,000. For example, purchasing 150,000 AFPv would add three (3) 50,0000 AFPv to the admin area.

When To Apply

Jun 17 - June 30

$8.00

Question - If the one time payment option is chosen for $8.00 and I would like to pay manually verses automatic payments each month, is this an option that is possible each month and if so can the manual payment each month be made without the discussion forum reverting back to:

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[Scott]

Jun 17, 2024 10:34:09 GMT -8 unoamanii said:

Question - If the one time payment option is chosen for $8.00 and I would like to pay manually verses automatic payments each month, is this an option that is possible each month and if so can the manual payment each month be made without the discussion forum reverting back to:

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If you choose the one time payment Ad-Free type, you can remove the footer text you mentioned.  When an ad-free plan is active you can enable/disable the text by going to the Settings tab of the Ad-Free section of the admin panel.

At any time the ad-free becomes inactive, the footer text will return, however once ad-free is active again the choices you made in Settings should automatically apply without having to set up your choices again.


FYI - I would like to point out that pageviews do not carry over from one month to the next. If you want the forum to be ad-free I would recommend looking at the subscription option which will be cheaper for you in the long run.

Here you can read more about it:  Understanding and Managing Ad-Free


Please let me know if you have any questions.

[unoamanii]

Scott - Thank you for the information.