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Customer reviews: [HumanPresence] Shop Protector

Reviews (107)

Overall rating
4

What Merchants Think

Merchants generally perceive the "[HumanPresence] Shop Protector" app as a useful tool in combating fake accounts and bot attacks. While some users experience technical issues or find the interface challenging, many appreciate the responsive and effective support received from the app's team. The service and customer support are frequently highlighted as standout aspects of the app's offering.

Key Strengths

  • Effective protection against fake accounts and bots
  • Responsive and helpful customer support team
  • User-friendly interface for many users
  • Quick installation and setup process
  • Personalized communication and support

Common Concerns

  • Issues upgrading the app after the free trial
  • Confusion with understanding what the app is blocking
  • Technical glitches such as endless loading and spinning wheel
  • Instances where the app reportedly does not block all fake accounts
  • Longer response time due to email-based support

Final Thoughts

"[HumanPresence] Shop Protector" is generally well-regarded by its users, especially for its ability to guard against fraudulent activities and its strong customer support. However, some technical and usability issues persist, particularly for users on the free version. Merchants are encouraged to reach out to support to resolve issues, as the team appears responsive and willing to assist.

Addison West

Feb 05, 2025  on Shopify

At first we liked this app because the interface is very user friendly but after the free trial the app which is just their website wouldn't work to let us upgrade the account. Now we can't even log into the website at all. There's just an endlessly spinning wheel and it never even loads.

Osone™

Dec 01, 2024  on Shopify

This app was very confusing to use granted we were on the free version but I couldn't tell what exactly it was blocking. It would just show a count without any details. Maybe we were using it wrong but it was definitely not intuitive by any means.

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