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Any compensation for the wasted time lost to yet another show stopper bug within Evernote? What with the massive price hike whilst dealing with the search bug and before it the sync bug, I feel extremely apprehensive of the software. Currently Evernote feels far more like experimental software rather than a thing that should have anything to do with critical business functions.

I have had at least a dozen notes drop pictures from notes, and more than that that have a spinning green disk where a pdf should be. Interestingly I have deleted the pdf from the note, and found the original and put it back in the note and I still get the spinning green disk as if it can no longer load in a document I am dropping in. If I put it in another note it drops in just fine. My files are shared between two users and on pc's and ios and android. Evernote has become completely unreliable for me. I have had to restore dozens of notes from earlier timestamps, when in reality no one has even opened them in the mean time. What am I supposed to do with 10404 notes when the system is so unreliable I can no longer trust the notes I am using?

I have had the same issue - three notes in the last two days have lost some of the data. I run a business and losing anything from a note generally means money is being lost. This is totally unnacceptable from a product that we are paying top dollar for. I know this can be recoved by using the restore feature, but what about when no one notices something is missing?