I just read about your pricing changes and limitation to just two devices and all I can say is this the best example of petty, greedy, ridiculous corporate gouging I have seen in a long time. I mean really? Cutting use from an early adopter from three devices to two in the interest of bleeding more money from your users is beyond comprehension. What difference does it really make to you if a user has your product on three devices instead of two? The fact that you are not even grandfathering in early users to retain what they already have is unprecedented! Most companies would make a change like that effective for new users and not punish a loyal customer by removing a feature. I've had EverNote on my iPhone, iPad and MacBook for a long time now and suddenly I'm being forced to choose which one to cut? Very, very disappointed in your organization.
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I just read about your pricing changes and limitation to just two devices and all I can say is this the best example of petty, greedy, ridiculous corporate gouging I have seen in a long time. I mean really? Cutting use from an early adopter from three devices to two in the interest of bleeding more money from your users is beyond comprehension. What difference does it really make to you if a user has your product on three devices instead of two? The fact that you are not even grandfathering in early users to retain what they already have is unprecedented! Most companies would make a change like that effective for new users and not punish a loyal customer by removing a feature. I've had EverNote on my iPhone, iPad and MacBook for a long time now and suddenly I'm being forced to choose which one to cut? Very, very disappointed in your organization.
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