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My problem is the 1 year commitments. I don't feel like I'm "saving" enough to make them worth it. The "introductory" pricing is classic bait-and-switch and I d
by lstamour 14y ago
My problem is the 1 year commitments. I don't feel like I'm "saving" enough to make them worth it. The "introductory" pricing is classic bait-and-switch and I don't feel like I'm getting my money's worth each month when I only launch the apps a couple times a week. I guess I'd feel better about buying it if things really felt like a cloud service -- but the apps don't feel as speedy and well-made as Google, they lean more towards the Apple side of the Cloud: It works, just not quite well enough to be fast.