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It seems like a free site with no sign-up required and it lets you spend time editing a pdf. But, when you try to save the document, a pop up tells you that saving requires you to have an account. Once you create an account, however, you are told that you still can't save the pdf unless you sign up for a paid plan.
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We are sorry to hear about such a confusion, Gabe! Yes, we indeed insist each user creates an account for storing documents. This is done for security purposes, in the first place. Many people are doing taxes with us and/or fill in court and other important documents. We just want to make sure all your files are password-protected. Secondly, a choice of several paid plans is offered after a free trial, actually. The free trial lasts 30 days since the day of your registration at PDFfiller platform. Hope this clarifies!