No, not really. I didn't wanted to waste my time but OK, I will explain. It is very simple. The distinction is not between free and paid. It is between decent work and *****. I own a lot of different software both for hobbies and for professional needs. Some of it is free, with possibility to pay for extra options, some is cheap, and some is very very expensive. If I need support even for cheap or free products I always get it, the same speed and quality as for paid stuff. Because for a true professional offering some products for free does not mean going so low as to provide crappy service. It is a matter or professional pride and it is clever from the business point of view. I will gladly pay more if I see that free product is excellent and well supported, but will never ever upgrade if cheap option is *****, and developers economize on customer support. These are things like attitude, reputation and so on. I do hope that you are not a developer and just a random user, otherwise I would have immediately switched to another service. It is really not a good marketing strategy to tell your customer "take what you are given and bugger off", especially in a competitive field. You may of course, but you will see the consequences very soon.
Anyway, enough of this *****. Folks, if anybody comes across some constructive working solution please let me know. Thanks a lot in advance!