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So much faith in the government of Montenegro, eh? Not optional anymore means I don't like it. Also, what is the incentive as a previously paying customer to r
by Fnoord 4y ago
So much faith in the government of Montenegro, eh? Not optional anymore means I don't like it.
Also, what is the incentive as a previously paying customer to return? I see none. It does not seem to be loyal customers but current ones. So someone who subscribed last month or a few days ago (for however long) gets more benefit than me a multi year former user. OK, so where is the incentive to make me a returning customer?
- brewdad 4y agoEvery other company on the planet seems to go with the 'screw the current loyal users, let's offer great deals for new customers only' model. One company finally does it the other way and you complain. This is the way every company should operate.
- Fnoord 4y agoWhile it might be rare Humble Bundle did it as well, but then I was on the beneficiary side. My question still remains: what's my incentive to return? I get no deal whatsoever. I pay about 2 EUR a month for AirVPN as it is, and I switched to them because they had Wireguard support.
- kortheo 4y agoWhat are you referring to? What is their affiliation with Montenegro, and what is no longer optional? Edit: Also in terms of incentives, is there another decent email provider that offers the same suite of services (end-to-end encrypted email that won't data mine you and serve ads to you?). That's still the main draw for me.
- Fnoord 4y agoThe country of Montenegro is the owner of the .me ccTLD. Protonmail is proprietary (given the JavaScript served cannot be audited), and because it does not use an open standard. Both Posteo and Tutanota are alternatives which don't profile you but whether they suit your needs is up to you. Hosted in Germany.