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Sorry, but it sounds like you wanted something for free (making some assumptions about subsequently being able to change to a different plan) and are now frustr
by jbs789 2y ago
Sorry, but it sounds like you wanted something for free (making some assumptions about subsequently being able to change to a different plan) and are now frustrated it didn’t work out exactly as you’d intended.
Too late for this time, but a personal practice I’ve adopted is to make sure I’m paying for the thing I want before building on it (even if there’s a trial), so that the company views me as a customer. Ie tending to upgrade before it’s strictly required.
- throwaway489322 2y agoI think this is good advice. If you're 99% sure you're going to end up paying for the thing, just skip the free trial and start paying. Lesson learned.