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"your lifetime service will end on October 31, 2012" If you're writing that sentence and don't see a problem with it, there's no helping you. Look, many of us
by nemesisj 14y ago
"your lifetime service will end on October 31, 2012"
If you're writing that sentence and don't see a problem with it, there's no helping you. Look, many of us have been there and sold "free" things to early customers who become a pain later on, but you have to honor it. Better yet, never sell something "lifetime" without at least some kind of low recurring fee to cover nominal costs.
- keithpeter 14y agoThank you: just the idea of someone sitting down and typing that phrase in amazes me. Some kind of token refund and a slightly longer switch-over period could have turned this into a PR positive.