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No thanks: users show security, pricing, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Critical Error on WP Events Manager Calendar: users show bugs, compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Buggy: users show bugs, missing feature, pricing pain that may indicate a product gap.

Critical error on event pages: users show bugs, performance, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

A reviewer says WP Event Manager license activation failed for months, support contradicted itself about a refund, and the paid plugin became unusable.

A support thread repeats that a paid WP Event Manager license could not be activated and a promised refund was never received.

A paid WP Event Manager stack was described as unstable in production, with broken calendars, ticket prices resetting, seat issues, fatal errors, weak support, and no refund.

Multiple paid users described the Events Calendar migration to Liquid Web as chaotic, with missing communication, broken support, confusing licenses, and possible major price increases.

Event submissions are not possible any longer for logged in subscribers: users show security, compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

A WP Event Manager update renamed template functions without clear changelog warnings, causing critical errors and taking many sites down.

A paid EventPrime user reports weeks of unresolved bugs, broken tickets and seats, fatal errors, poor support, and a refund policy that leaves them paying for unusable software.

Event creators and customers miss ticket emails unless admins manually select a ticket template for every submitted event.

EventPrime caused an infinite permalink loop that consumed memory and CPU, broke the website, and cost the user money before a fix was released.

A paying customer says their license renewal payment was charged but not activated, support ignored multiple tickets, and they are switching providers.

The reviewer says core event scheduling features like start time and import do not work and that support ignored repeated requests.

Paid event bookings completed in PayPal but failed on return to the site, causing duplicate payments and refunds while events were imminent.

A one-star reviewer says WP Event Manager crashed their live business site, had repeated functional failures, and provided confusing unresolved support.

An EventPrime update marked future events as ended and hid Buy Tickets buttons, directly affecting ticket sales until the user rolled back.

A long-time user says WP Event Manager updates repeatedly introduce critical errors and bugs, making the plugin untrustworthy after updates.

The Events Calendar broke all secondary-language WPML pages on a production site by repeatedly flushing rewrite rules and corrupting routing.

A paid user cannot access or buy the calendar aggregation feature, has not received ticket support, and says they may switch solutions soon.

The Events Calendar migration remains incomplete and leaves the user unable to open, edit, or add events.

A Pro customer says their license or account issue keeps Events Calendar Pro from working and support has ignored repeated emails.

A renewed Pro license is not recognized and multiple paid support requests have gone unanswered.

WP Event Manager 3.3.4 and 3.3.5 break event pagination after an update, forcing rollback to keep the site working.

A WP Event Manager update broke event registration submission because a chosen.js asset failed to initialize.

Recent WP Event Manager versions broke JetFormBuilder event registration forms, blocking users from selecting options or using captcha.

EventPrime prevented all new events from publishing on a production site until an update fixed the draft reversion bug.

After recent WP Event Manager updates, raw Gutenberg block code appears on the front end and another user rolled back to avoid the issue.

EventPrime marked most bookings as failed even though PayPal payments went through, preventing confirmations until the vendor pointed to a fixed release.

The Events Calendar user says cache growth slows and crashes client sites and threatens to remove the plugin unless it is fixed.

A legacy Events Calendar customer said the new company ignored renewal emails, raised prices sharply, and added suspicious paid-plugin menu code.

A new plugin version prevents selecting organizers or venues and shows HTML tags as text, while reverting to an older version fixes it.

The latest WP Event Manager versions cause critical errors on event listing and single pages, forcing the user to roll back.

WP Event Manager updates after 3.3.0 broke the Calendar add-on for multiple users, with repeated follow-ups before a later core update was suggested.

WP Event Manager 3.3.3 drops submitted event date, location, and banner fields, forcing at least one user to revert versions.

WP Event Manager 3.3.3 loses most frontend event submission data after submission, leaving only the category intact.