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We were a NoFraud customer for many years and stayed on through the transition to Wyllo AI. Unfortunately, the service declined after the rebrand — decision accuracy on orders was noticeably worse than what we'd come to expect, and we ultimately moved to another fraud-protection provider.
The reason for this review, though, is what happened on the way out. While closing out our remaining open disputes, we deliberately set the app to test mode so we would not be charged for orders, keeping it installed only to retain access to the case management tools. Wyllo then reactivated our account to live mode without asking us. We learned of it from an email sent by a senior member of their customer success team after the fact, telling us their technology had detected that our services "may have been accidentally disabled" and had already re-enabled them. It was not disabled in error — it was off by our deliberate choice — and at no point before reactivating did anyone ask us whether the change was intentional. Orders were charged in the meantime.
The money is not the point. The point is that a vendor changed our store's configuration and turned a billable service back on based on their own assumptions, informing us only after it was done. That is not how a trusted partner behaves. We have reported the incident to Shopify and uninstalled the app.
If you use this app, watch your billing closely — especially if you ever pause or test-mode the service.
Thank you for your feedback.
NoFraud employs a maximum reimbursement per transaction for some businesses, depending on the length of time they are in business, monthly purchase volume and industry. Any increase in that maximum can be worked out with the sales rep once provided with a little more information from your team.
As mentioned on our follow up call, we are happy to increase the maximum for your business based on specific criteria your shared.
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I would not recommend, to many issues to get setup.
Install script on all your pages what I think is to invasive to customer.
Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback on your experience. We love that you take privacy as seriously as we do.
On that note, we want to reassure you that the device JavaScript tag added to your site as part of the default Shopify app installation process is used only to gather the device information necessary to ensure accurate NoFraud Screening—not customer PII. Device information is an effective indicator of fraud and greatly improves the accuracy of decisions for transactions.
We completely understand that each merchant’s situation is unique and that having control over where JavaScript tags appear on your site matters. While NoFraud does require merchants to place our device JavaScript tag on their sites for accurate fraud screening, some merchants choose to limit placement to a location or locations where they can be sure it will load at least once for each customer completing a purchase, typically the cart and/or checkout page. We recommend placing the script towards the bottom of your element or in your site's element. You can read more about it in the NoFraud Help Center (https://helpcenter.nofraud.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060395191-Device-Javascript).
With the device JavaScript tag present in a place it will load at least once for each customer completing a purchase, it can be safely removed from any other pages where you would not like it to be present. NoFraud Support (support@nofraud.com) is more than happy to help you through this process and talk through any other questions to get you up and running with our fraud protection in a way that works for you.
-NoFraud Team
