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the tasks part is very late: inaccessible on the browser, impossible to create sub-tasks or task folders, reminders not up to scratch. too bad because if it had been correct, it would have saved me todoist so it would have justified the doubled price. putting hyperlinks or synchronizing with a calendar, which has existed elsewhere for a long time, is not serious. Bye.

I've tried the to-do list, but the reminders don't work and it's difficult to access them from the browser version. As for the new features, I can't see them. Pay more with additional functions ok. But here...I'm told that it synchronizes better...it's not a new function, it's just a bug that's been fixed. Ok for PinkElephant but he defends the company so much without nuance on all the forum posts that I had believed. Maybe he's just a service provider? a pseudonymous employee?

Same for me

I understand that you want to defend the company that employs you. But if people like me, who are regular users and are willing to pay a reasonable amount for a quality product without having high needs and therefore without wanting to pay too much, leave, you might not have a job anymore. By the way, since you're here: evernote promised me a refund, but nothing's come of it.

On the public announcements at this time perhaps it is necessary to put them at the place envisaged on the forum? I'm sorry, but how is synchronization a new feature? It's just normal that it works better. On usage: the usage I had for a long time was billed at 29 euros, then 59. Why is it now 99 in one year? Even though it's the same software. I still haven't received my refund

I see a lot of users of the free version complaining and talking about leaving elsewhere. I imagine the company sees them leaving without much sadness, as they cost them money without bringing in anything. But as for me, I am a paying user. And I want to leave as well. The price increase is outrageous. It was mentioned in the middle of a long email, like the dozens we receive from Evernote every year, hidden among the lengthy text. I have been a paying subscriber for 14 years. I happily pay for a service even though Evernote essentially serves as my notebook and content capture tool. I would love for its to-do list system to work better, with good folder functionality and various task reminder modes, which would also prevent me from having to pay for ToDoist on top of it, but that's how it is. But in 2 years, we've gone from 29 euros to 59 euros to 99 euros. The email (intentionally vague in its subject and sent in the middle of an Evernote newsletter) announcing it talks about changes and says we are not paying more for the exact same product. Except that the mentioned features (like synchronization) are just bug fixes. No new features. We are indeed paying the same product for twice the price. By the way, there have been no public announcements from Evernote on this forum for almost a year. I was charged yesterday, I requested a refund, and now I've moved elsewhere. I don't mind paying for the service, but not more than my Deezer subscription, an application that also has to pay a significant portion of its sales to music companies for broadcasting rights, which is not the case with Evernote. All of this just for taking notes or clipping pages, something other free or half-priced applications can do. I am perfectly willing to pay, but not for such a steep increase without any concrete new features other than a bug fix. Best regards.

The price increase is crazy. I've been a paying subscriber for 14 years. But in 2 years we've gone from 29 euros to 59 euros to 99 euros. The e-mail (deliberately vague in its subject and sent in the middle of a newsletter from evernote) talks about changes and says that you don't pay more for an exact product. Except that the features mentioned (such as synchronization) are simple bug fixes. I was charged yesterday, asked for a refund and now I'm off somewhere else. I am ok to pay something for the service but not more than my deezer usbscription an application which, in addition, has to pay back a good part of its sales to music companies as broadcasting rights, which is not the case with evernote.

The price increase is crazy. I've been a paying subscriber for 14 years. But in 2 years we've gone from 29 euros to 59 euros to 99 euros. The e-mail (deliberately vague in its subject and sent in the middle of a newsletter from evernote) talks about changes and says that you don't pay more for an exact product. Except that the features mentioned (such as synchronization) are simple bug fixes. I was charged yesterday, asked for a refund and now I'm off somewhere else. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)