So glad I got Nexus Mods Life Time Subsciption before they ditched it
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I bought a lifetime subscription for the Android app Cerberus. The dev suddenly decided to cancel all lifetime subscriptions and force people to get real subscriptions instead.
That should be illegal
HBO Max and Spotify were the only streaming services I paid for. I had HBO Max since the first few months of it's launch but when they raised the already high fee I cancelled it. Shortly after they changed it to Max, definitely don't regret it. HBO Max used to feel special but that specialness died.
Ignoring anything I subscribe online for and canβt cancel example (Just cancelled my cable internet was more painful than ID like)?
Any service that tries to auto deliver me another product in a monthly and won't let me order one without the auto replenish. (Example: Meal services and the like you tubers like to promote, but Iβve been seeing many things attempt this lately)
Apple App store. Nearly every app has in-app-purchases. Just charge me upfront ffs