Node name: lifetime-001, lifetime-002, lifetime-003, etc

My company has been in the business for over 9 years. The parent company, an Ltd. I've already explained the plans and what went wrong. I understand people just want to take the opportunity to blame m

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Kinda makes you wonder how many other shared providers lost a fair amount of monthly revenue because a mod was able to provide a "lifetime" deal in an unsustainable way. Doesn't seem

If I get a lifetime plan now, can I upgrade it to get more space in the future even if you discontinue lifetime plans?

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Interesting. Thanks for sharing the numbers. In comparison ZAP Hosting, where I have 2 lifetime vps, share their numbers transparently on their website. It currently (today) reads:

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@zed ... incase you didn't read i've said a couple times already, my issue with mike has nothing todo with the lifetime deals at all! If mike had kept the service running great, announced that it was

Unsuspecting users are usually providing the bandwidth of their residential or mobile connection for free when they install a free VPN app as mentioned above. Or even worse, the provider uses a botnet

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They only bill for outbound traffic, so it’s more of a 1TB one if you’re using it for VPN

This is so dumb. Lifetime deals are always a gamble, and if you read more than one of MyW offer posts you could tell pretty early it was struggling (and so even more a gamble). This bickering is not p

Do you understand this? Being stupid or being the one to blame are different things. It was not your fault, but it was still stupid to expect to get a lifetime, your lifetime, of service for a few eur

Yet you kept growing/expanding. The lifetimes just brought in capital on a short term basis, hurting your long-term revenue.

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The "you get what you pay for", "it was lifetime", "you should have known better", etc etc like i said those are all excuses to shift the blame...