If i would have such a limited income the last thing i would think about are how to get expensive plugins.Recourt wrote:It's a great deal for people with limited income that don't already have the most expensive plugs. At least you own them at the end unlike subscription plans. There will still be flash sales and vouchers so what is there to complain about?
Also, nobody complain as this is a public forum and if you don't like to discuss with people who may have a different point of view then you are simply wrong here.
I'm a little bit tired of people always riding this dead horse "what's to complain about?" i mean really that's your argument? Sorry, on this basis you can't talk with others.
Rent-to-Own is admittedly a nice addition to their business model, but as put earlier, 10 plugins for 29 months is way too long unless they can prove their products will outweigh anything else coming up during that timespan. I hope they add, say, a 5-plugins-12-months alternative as well as other possibilities. If they're going to bin the monthly vouchers, I wish they'd come up with somekind of alternate reward system for customers who have sticked with them for years. Otherwise I'm afraid they'll just lose a lot of their clientele to other plugin manufacturers and vendors. Love their stuff, but sometimes just can't fully comprehend what is behind their business reasoning. Still, this is just the introduction of a new model, so nothing else to do than wait what they end up with.
