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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 58943" data-source="post: 792376">I&#039;ve used Sync.com for almost 4 years now. Mostly because it&#039;s zero knowledge and compliant with all international standards for privacy and security. Also their app is generally the most reliable. But I got tired of the yearly fee so I got baited into the pCloud special deal, which I regret heavily now.I will be reversing my charge on them after around 8-9 more days and giving them time to handle it. What I don&#039;t get is, companies think they can fight chargebacks, when they really can&#039;t as the rulings are heavily tilted toward consumers. In the end companies have to not only get the money taken back out but they have to pay chargeback fees which end up costing them more money. It&#039;s easier to just refund people. pCloud&#039;s 10 day refund policy absolutely indicates they don&#039;t believe in their own service enough to offer a 30 day. It&#039;s really just a shell company from what I can find so far..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 58943, post: 792376"] I've used Sync.com for almost 4 years now. Mostly because it's zero knowledge and compliant with all international standards for privacy and security. Also their app is generally the most reliable. But I got tired of the yearly fee so I got baited into the pCloud special deal, which I regret heavily now. I will be reversing my charge on them after around 8-9 more days and giving them time to handle it. What I don't get is, companies think they can fight chargebacks, when they really can't as the rulings are heavily tilted toward consumers. In the end companies have to not only get the money taken back out but they have to pay chargeback fees which end up costing them more money. It's easier to just refund people. pCloud's 10 day refund policy absolutely indicates they don't believe in their own service enough to offer a 30 day. It's really just a shell company from what I can find so far.. [/QUOTE]

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