TimGoe

I have been an Evernote Premium subscriber for many years, but can no longer afford the high cost for the service. I have been a strong advocate for Evernote, and a loyal user of Evernote for many years, and I have many thousands of notes stored in Evernote. I am now told I am limited to 50 notes under the free service. What happened to all the data that I trusted Evernote with? Where are my family letters that I uploaded? My kids report cards? My children's artwork that I uploaded to Evernote for perpetuity? My vaccination records? Our family history? My letters from my old girlfriends? I scanned all these documents into Evernote, thinking they would be preserved forever. And now they are gone. I can no longer access the data that I entrusted Evernote with without paying a premium subscription fee which I can no longer afford. I trusted Evernote for my life's worth of valuable data But now I am limited to 50 notes total, and all the data I uploaded over the years is inaccessible. What's up with that?