Thanks for the reply.

I realize that the company wants extra revenue, but I hope you will understand sooner rather than later that this sort of behavior – inserting ads into paying customer workflows – actually loses customer trust, reduces future orders and increases customer churn.

I am building sites without any ads or distractions, there are way too many of them online as is. The fact that I had to go here, find my login and search for how to disable spammy ads on every page of my wordpress backend is why I would not consider using tagdiv’s themes for future projects. And I am definitely not interested in ‘design’ services from someone who injects ads into pages without a clear way to disable them (you could have added a small button in the corner that would turn the ads off or at least would take the user to the settings page).

I paid you money and you distracted me from my work and wasted my time.