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https://userswp.io/downloads/woocommerce/ together with https://wc-marketplace.com/ and https://woocommerce.com/

Have a read of this then: https://wpgeodirectory.com/formidable-forms-in-geodirectory-tabs/
and use the WCMP shortcodes in a Detail page listing tab: https://wc-marketplace.com/list-of-shortcodes/

Not tested, but should be possible I think.

There is a difference between the Add Listing page [for adding listings] and the Add List page [for creating user lists as per https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/geodirectory-lists-overview/

It seems you have swapped the Add Listing page for the Add List page, and then deleted the Add Listing page. That does not create a problem for adding listings, but the user lists will no longer work.

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Try using an email from the same domain as your site, WP emails should not be send from gmail accounts.
And make sure to keep WP and all plugins up to date.
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I have never seen that Facebook login plugin, does it create a WP user with a proper email address? Then there should be no problem.
Like Kor says, if emails arrive, but go to your spambox, only your receiving email server can do something about that; the email is sent and arrives, so the only problem is the classification by your receiving email server.

PS: the username and password do not work.

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That is not possible, because the IN LOCATION search looks up the locations in the database, whereas a NEAR search looks near a spot determined by latitude and longitude.

I’ll check with the developers if it would be possible to look up the IN LOCATION result in the database, eg Geelong, then determine the lat and lng, and then apply a radius.

That may make sense in Australia where Google treats every suburb as a different “city”, so you have a hundred “cities” within Sydney for example. If you search IN Sydney, you only really search IN the central business district.