Just got another pop-up ad from CCleaner Pro 5.74. This one for Cyber Monday crap. Tried all the ways I know to stop them. Have used CCleaner since it's inception, and it's only gotten worse. About to write off the $25 Pro cost and delete it altogether. It's become too arrogant and intrusive in it's behavior. And of course, they want MORE money to contact them with a solution to this BS.
Is there something I'm missing? Stop the ads or lose a customer, CCleaner (or Piriform, or Avast, or whoever you are today).
17 hours ago, RJRains said:
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Greetings from CCleaner by Piriform.
If your subscription is coming up for expiry (or has expired) then CCleaner will let you know if there is an offer on that would let you renew at a better price. There would have been up to 4 notifications in total during the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales period (which ended yesterday). If you go to Options > About > License Information you should be able to see your expiry date.
If you have recently purchased CCleaner Professional, be sure to register your licence under Options > About if you have not already done so. There is a guide on how to do that here: How to register and activate CCleaner Professional – Piriform Support
Primary cause for seeing more than the scheduled number of notifications are either:
The second one can be fixed by going to Options > Cookies inside the CCleaner console, right-clicking on the "cookies to keep" collection and importing the attached cookies.txt file that will restore the "I've already seen this" flag to the cookies whitelist.
cookies.txt