For my current freelancing assignment, I needed PRO version but as a fresher was looking for some discount. Many of us cannot afford that and atleast i found some breather.
I will share in comments below the working 2-3 options options, if u ask for, as when you google, there are hundreds of options but hardly 2-3 of them will work.
Sorry if this has been said before, but the fact that you still can’t edit these docs is freaking wild. It doesn’t even allow you the courtesy of opening it as an in-app browser, it just sends a link to your browser app without an easy ability to switch pages either. I get that the big draw for the app is the keyboard, but for me, now it’s been practically useless because I just have to sign into the browser instead. I might just try to “add to home screen" the page but this app should have this capability at most months ago. I’d have to give it a few months— maybe a couple updates. It’s been a year. And I haven’t heard anything about it changing. Granted, I haven’t heard anyone talk about them using the feature either.
Description in title. What on earth is going on here. I’ve attempted this on two different computers (Mac and Dell). Anyone else have this issue?
I’m on a free Grammarly account and appreciate the small tweaks of punctuation and grammar it suggests. I don’t appreciate — at all — their greedy yellow lines. Hover there and it’ll show you a blurred window and invite you upgrade to Pro to see what the blurred suggestions are.
The blurry window goes away when dismissed but it’ll show up again after five minutes or in the next document.
I feel harassed and pressured by Grammarly’s aggressive, insistent marketing. How many times should a person say No to an upgrade push for Grammarly to get the message that I am decisively not at all interested in an upgrade? Why keep suggesting an upgrade after I say no once?
As of now, Grammarly’s deliberate, pushy, aggressive arm-twisting has become the reason why I will never give this company my money.
This is clearly much friendlier than before
Not sure what language that is or if it's just gibberish, but it certainly ain't what I set it to
I only use Grammarly to fix my grammar mistakes and spelling. I hate the rewriting portion of it. I've paid for it for a year because I'm heavy on writing, and I like being able to mass fix the grammar mistakes, proofread it, and then tweak my draft. But sometimes sentence correction and/or paragraph correction doesn't work while I'm on the Grammarly site, and it wants me to do every single damn correction one by one.
It’s like it has a mind of it own because it will revert back and forth every couple of months. This is starting to get annoying when I'm on a roll, and I'm busting out 8k words. I do not want to sit and fix everything one....by one....by one...I'll lose my mind.
Does anyone know why Grammarly does this or why it's happening? How to fix it?
I submitted my final essay as an English learner. My teacher used Grammarly’s AI detector and it flagged 35% AI used while I wrote everything by myself. Because of that 35%, the teacher refuse to accept my grade and give me a 0/9. Is it even accurate? I can't believe I failed my exam just because of false-positive.
I've been a Pro subscriber for over 5 years. I've always loved this software, but in the past month, I've noticed that the quality of the answers Grammarly gives me has fallen through the floor. Is anyone else experiencing this? As a freelancer, I absolutely rely on this software all day, every day!
Hey,
My fiance and I use the same laptop for work. He downloaded Grammarly and created a free trial with my google account and card. I got an email about it, so I reprimanded him and canceled it maybe an hour later.
This must've happened a week ago. Since then, I have been getting attempted charges on my card from Grammarly for 153.50?? I logged back into the account that my fiance made to see if we accidentally had a payment plan going, but we didn't. I deleted the Grammarly account, but I am still getting notifications for them charging me. I checked all of my other emails too to make sure I didn't have any other account, but I don't.
I called my bank and they closed my card just in case this was something fradulent, but I'm wondering if this has happened to anyone else?? It says that my card was also declined for “insufficient funds,” but I definitely have more than 153.50 on my account lol.
I'm writing a book, but I only use grammarly for grammar corrections. Is that still considered AI? The whole story is still written by me. I figured it's the same thing using an editor.
