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Nobody gives a shit who offers what. Nobody ever has given a shit. For anything apart if the product works and the price is right. That was never different. Especially for something this trivial. What

In that sense, thank you for illustrating precisely the point I was making: for many customers, the promotional price was the only meaningful factor, while the provider and the service behind that pri

I beg to differ. Providers here tend to receive the same reaction whenever prices are increased, regardless of whether the adjustment is $1 or $50.

However, I think it came as a surprise to lot of us. I assumed "price adjustment" would mean that you're keeping up with increased operating and hardware costs. But this is something

For example, in my case amount of "deals" is so marginal compared to all sales, that I would probably loose more money on trying raising it's price than just letting people renew the

So after the price increase in january https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4719347#Comment_4719347

While you're right that a provider could in principle abuse the notion "recurring price/offer", in practice, we've seen very few cases of such abuse

Those promotions were intentionally priced as customer-acquisition offers I will not say otherwise. The mistake was allowing some of them to continue for too long without a proper path toward realisti

Unfortunately, if you’re the only one offering significantly lower prices, then the “perfect excuse” isn’t justified.

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yeah, my wife gave me already angry looks why i dont raise prices if everyone does... i guess i am just the worst business man around, even more these days.

you know believe it or not for the first few months the service was really incredible even without any "for that price" disclaimers. naturally enough it got less impressive as they c

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I usually just looked at the server's specs and price, not the name.

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SERVICE MIGRATION ON RENEWALCurrent service: PLEX Adventures VPS – Storage 4 TBNew service: Hunter X-302 – Storage 4 TB – G2.1Current list price: $16.99/monthYour renewal price, including the 20% exis

Instead, we announce the renewal change in advance and allow the service to continue automatically. Anyone who does not accept the new renewal price can simply press the cancellation button before ren