Discriminatory no support for adult content sites

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<p class=””>I’m a freelance web developer using AIOSEO since the get-go and became a paying client with a AIOSEO Pro license since they made the acquisition, recently I had to submit a support ticket only to be refused support due to the nature of my client’s website “Adult content”, although this was a staging site, I can easily swap the content to reflect on a non-adult site but the moral of the story is refusing support to a paying customer due to the content of the end-product is just absurd and discriminatory, furthermore, no refunds due to this case scenario. </p>
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<p class=””>When I asked when was this term implemented within their terms and conditions > No answer or feedback.</p>
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<p class=””>The renewal for my AIOSEO Pro license is coming up in November, looking into switching to the Rank Math plugin since there are no restrictions towards adult content.</p>
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<p class=””>Very disappointed in All In One SEO’s bias and discriminatory approach.</p>
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• This topic was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Fanaticweb.