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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1043414" data-attributes="member: 99014">They do (I guess, I am not a user) but they take money on Stacksocial for a lifetime subscription and then other users have this:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.ivacy.com/free-vpn/[/URL]for free. To me, it looks a bit like ripoff. And what about the 2 Swedish treasures of the cloud storage (Degoo and PCloud) that took loads of money on lifetime storage, only to flag user content as “copyrighted” hiding behind a “bot” and terminating their accounts to get out of their commitment the easy way. When users tried to appeal, nobody even replied.[MEDIA=reddit]Degoo/comments/iixlse[/MEDIA][MEDIA=reddit]DataHoarder/comments/n9shfp[/MEDIA]Practices that can only be described as shady. These practices hurt not only users via “buy today, bye tomorrow” actions, they also hurt the revenue of competitors whose services look more expensive. Users choose another service over the legitimate one, only to find out (sooner rather than later) that they will not be served the way they were promised at the time of buying. And all roads lead to Stacksocial as well as few other sites.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1043414, member: 99014"] They do (I guess, I am not a user) but they take money on Stacksocial for a lifetime subscription and then other users have this: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ivacy.com/free-vpn/[/URL] for free. To me, it looks a bit like ripoff. And what about the 2 Swedish treasures of the cloud storage (Degoo and PCloud) that took loads of money on lifetime storage, only to flag user content as “copyrighted” hiding behind a “bot” and terminating their accounts to get out of their commitment the easy way. When users tried to appeal, nobody even replied. [MEDIA=reddit]Degoo/comments/iixlse[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=reddit]DataHoarder/comments/n9shfp[/MEDIA] Practices that can only be described as shady. These practices hurt not only users via “buy today, bye tomorrow” actions, they also hurt the revenue of competitors whose services look more expensive. Users choose another service over the legitimate one, only to find out (sooner rather than later) that they will not be served the way they were promised at the time of buying. And all roads lead to Stacksocial as well as few other sites. [/QUOTE]

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