Because this isn't the first free DNS hosting service that DynDNS has bought, and in every case in the past they've rapidly migrated to a non-free service. Giv

Because this isn't the first free DNS hosting service that DynDNS has bought, and in every case in the past they've rapidly migrated to a non-free service. Given that running EveryDNS as a free service directly competes with their own 'dynamic dns free, static dns pay-for' model, it's unreasonable to believe that they'll be willing or able to continue EveryDNS as a free service while utilising the same resources as their DynDNS products. To clarify, if I was already using EveryDNS, I'd probably at least consider that I have a little time before I need to jump ship. But switching TO EveryDNS, given that it's future as a free service is now very much in doubt (IMO), would be foolish I believe.