In reality, no, but I'm sure it's those sort of excuses they'd trot out if queried. Most any product that starts to get top heavy, paying $$$ profits to shareh

In reality, no, but I'm sure it's those sort of excuses they'd trot out if queried. Most any product that starts to get top heavy, paying $$$ profits to shareholders and big bonuses, will eventually ask for more money from their clients / users, hoping the rest of the competition follows suit as well. Just think of any streaming tv service be it first satellite and then the web, they've all gone from promises of no ads to - pay up sucker. The web world is no so different in that regard, just most of us notice this behaviour more since more often a person needs to use it every day.