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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1871148" data-attributes="member: 46727">Recent Airmail reviews show that long time users are dissatisfied with the new subscription method and the overall attitude of the developers.When a good app turns to nagware, that's the time to get rid of it and to let developers know why.I've seen the same thing occur over the years I used Windows.&nbsp; An app turning into nagware because the developers got greedy trying to extract more $$ from users.By the way, stats have shown that most users dislike subscribing to an app.&nbsp; I realize developers put time and money into developing an app and must comply with Apple's rules and continually upgrade to keep pace with the growing technology.&nbsp; I would rather pay for the upgrades than subscribe, but that's just my opinion.I'm currently subscribed to MS 365 (Office 365) but I will not resubscribe when this sub period has ended.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1871148, member: 46727"] Recent Airmail reviews show that long time users are dissatisfied with the new subscription method and the overall attitude of the developers. When a good app turns to nagware, that's the time to get rid of it and to let developers know why. I've seen the same thing occur over the years I used Windows. An app turning into nagware because the developers got greedy trying to extract more $$ from users. By the way, stats have shown that most users dislike subscribing to an app. I realize developers put time and money into developing an app and must comply with Apple's rules and continually upgrade to keep pace with the growing technology. I would rather pay for the upgrades than subscribe, but that's just my opinion. I'm currently subscribed to MS 365 (Office 365) but I will not resubscribe when this sub period has ended. [/QUOTE]

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