It seems weird to not only get rid of your hook (infinite storage - which they got rid of a while ago) and raising your prices for less product. And to boot, t

It seems weird to not only get rid of your hook (infinite storage - which they got rid of a while ago) and raising your prices for less product. And to boot, they aren't grandfathering anybody in. I was a beta tester and at one point a paying customer. I left after they originally did away with infinite storage and the other cloud offerings became more attractive (Google Drive and One Drive). Visiting their website now makes it seem that they really want out of the consumer space and want to cater more to business/enterprise. I personally don't hold out much hope they'll be around in a year or two.