A VPN Company Canceled All Lifetime Subscriptions, Claiming It Didn’t Know About Them

New owners The VPN supplier VPNCure has expressed concern after the lifetime subscription was canceled. Owners told customers that they didn’t know about lifetime subscriptions when they bought VPNSQ and they couldn’t respect the purchase.

In March, the lifetime subscription to the VPNSE began to appear online.

ARS Technica first public response came on April 27, when the Lifetime subscriptions received an email from the VPN supplier: “To continue supplying a secure and high-quality experience for all users, the Lifetime Deal Accounts are now disabled by April 23, 2022.”

“VPN Secure Team” and a copy of the email from Reddit Post Note that VPNSUr had previously disabled accounts with lifetime subscriptions that said “no more than 6 months” was not used. The message states that VPNCECure in 2023 “with technology, domain and customer database – but not liability.” Continue to email:

Unfortunately, the previous owner did not disclose that thousands of lifetime deals (LTDs) were sold through a platform like stacocolt.

We only discovered it a few months later – when a large part of our company was strained by these LTD accounts, and high support volume from users, who do not provide any durable income to help improve and maintain our service through some parts of the database.

VPNSU sufferers are offering new subscriptions with $ 1.87 (instead of $ 9.95) for a month, $ 19 (instead of $ 79.92), or $ 55 (instead of $ 107.64) for three years. Deals According to email is available until May 31.

This week, users have received a follow-up email from VPNSU to provide more details about why it has taken it bold and sudden action. Email screenshot Redd Say that the acquisition of Infinitcant Limited (which is a different agency than that Infinite Capital LimitedAn infinite capital representative through email told ARS) “Only one asset agreement” was.

A VPNSU’s Representative Review Site claims Trustpilot The current owners after the acquisition “could not get access to the customer database for several months”. According to the owners of the VPNSU, their acquisition has “technology, brand and infrastructure/technology – but none of the agencies, contracts, payments or obligations from previous owners.”

Current owners said they did not sue the seller because “corporate suits could spend more than the entire purchase of the business.”

VPNSQ also apologized to any customers who were caught to be detected by these changes, mentioned their reactions and thanked those who bought the new subscription.

The writers of the email have claimed that they could choose to close the VPNSU after learning about lifetime subscriptions but “the strict path.” They also emphasized that they would never sell a lifetime subscription to “never.”

Unknown about lifetime subscription

Customers were incredible not to know about the Lifetime subscription purchased before buying the VPNCECUR. This week’s email to customers said that the current owners reviewed six to 12 months of the previous “financial” of VPNCECUR before purchasing, but the list, profit and loss statement and contacts never mentioned the lifetime agreement.

Includes a link to the email VPNSU Sales List The date of April 2023, which shows the “approximate assessment” of 282,090- $ 344,770 and does not mention the lifetime subscription.