That said I'm still running the pre-v10 public apps in Windows and Android, but on this Linux box, the web access gives me the extended access. I have Calendar access and 'to do's work for me so I seem to have full personal benefits at a lower price. So I've been grandfathered into a package that should be somewhat more expensive if I bought in now. It sounds like you might be a discounted premium so now you are a "Legacy" Premium, but I'm not sure.ĪFAICS I'm still showing as 'premium' here, but show as Personal in my account details online - and I'm paying my concessionary 'Legacy' lower rate that is no longer available to new customers. I'm a locked in "Legacy" Plus user - so I get a few new features, but I don't have to pay a higher rate, unless I want to move to Personal. My understanding is that whatever you are paying now, you can be locked-in at that price and those features (and any new features EN might throw our way).īut I think there were two kinds of Premium users - and maybe the users themselves didn't know that, but EN classified them differently: full-paying and discounted.įull-paying get migrated to Personal and Discounted get locked in at the new "Legacy" Premium. So if I have been converted to from premium to personal then one would think that all the functionality of a personal account would be included at the premium rate.
That is a price increase. I also completely understand the wording used to say there is no price increase. For current premium services I pay $45/annually or $3.75/month, if I want the true personal account that includes calendar and tasks I am required to "upgrade to save changes" at the cost of $5.83/month or $69.96/annually.
0 kommentar(er)
