When you buy a company you buy all of its contractual obligations. You don't get to choose to not honor some of them without legal repercussions.
Get away from lifetime deals of services that have monthly spendings, like VPN providers, that pay for dedicated servers and bandwidth on a monthly basis.
Lifetime subscriptions cost just $40 ? That really rings the "to good to be true" bell. Why would a VPN company do that. I have seen deals like this for 5 years, but not lifetime.
Anyway I wonder what the EUL said, was there tiny print that stated something like "we can cancel your subscription at any time" or maybe "after X years of use or non-use" ?
Some related discussion on a submission from a customer a few weeks ago:
VPNSecure deactivated all lifetime subscribers
The company must remain profitable, otherwise it will bankrupt, right. I wonder what a better path forward was. Perhaps their T&C allow to lower through put of the LT-subscriptions and offer an upgrade to breakeven on LT-subs.
> The message noted that VPNSecure was acquired in 2023, “including the technology, domain, and customer database—but not the liabilities.”
Next time you see a cop on the street, you should say that you didn't purchase the liabilities when you bought drugs around the corner.
How is this not prosecuted immediately?