So, first there was a "double your bandwidth for $5" deal. So lots of us jumped on that.
Then, it was "double your bandwidth and space for $5" but no, we won't double your bandwidth again if you gave us $5 before; sorry, you shoulda waited it out!
And dathorn has updated plans to remain competitive. . .so, new accounts get it for free; while loyal customers have to pay $5 extra just to get the same numbers as new customers get!
This just seems like a cheap way to milk existing customers for more cash. If a user signed up for a basic plan a year ago when it was 2 gb of space and 30 gb of bandwidth, and then dathorn ups the values to 4 gb / 30 gb to "remain competitive", those upgrades should be applied to all existing customers automatically. But nope, if you're an existing customer, you have to pay extra to get your account "upgraded" to what it's supposed to be.
I don't get it. . .
Then, it was "double your bandwidth and space for $5" but no, we won't double your bandwidth again if you gave us $5 before; sorry, you shoulda waited it out!
And dathorn has updated plans to remain competitive. . .so, new accounts get it for free; while loyal customers have to pay $5 extra just to get the same numbers as new customers get!
This just seems like a cheap way to milk existing customers for more cash. If a user signed up for a basic plan a year ago when it was 2 gb of space and 30 gb of bandwidth, and then dathorn ups the values to 4 gb / 30 gb to "remain competitive", those upgrades should be applied to all existing customers automatically. But nope, if you're an existing customer, you have to pay extra to get your account "upgraded" to what it's supposed to be.
I don't get it. . .
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