The Subscription Economy Is Killing the American Dream
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Top Comments (10)
If a purchase isn't ownership, piracy isn't theft.
remember when you got Microsoft office with your computer and wasn't a subscription
I have an annual subscription to live in my house.
It should be illegal to refer to it as a purchased item.
If they remove something you paid for, they should pay you back and then some.
Property taxes are a subscription you pay the government - who really owns your real estate
This is one of the reasons we still have DVDs
1:21 I like the "PLAY HAS NO LIMITS" slogan under the notice that he's cut off from his purchased products.
Avoid all companies with subscriptions and support their competitors.
My husband was shopping for a new printer. He saw one that was considerably cheaper and considered it. It was from Sam’s Club. He read the details and realized that you were only allowed to use the printer as long as you had an ink subscription from them as soon as you cancel or discontinue the ink subscription theydisable your printer. The printer only functions with a Wi-Fi connection and thus Sam’s Club, or whatever the printer manufacturer is is able to disable it remotely! We went with a different printer. That was more expensive, but did not have this ridiculous stipulation.
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Top Comments (10)
If a purchase isn't ownership, piracy isn't theft.
remember when you got Microsoft office with your computer and wasn't a subscription
I have an annual subscription to live in my house.
It should be illegal to refer to it as a purchased item.
If they remove something you paid for, they should pay you back and then some.
Property taxes are a subscription you pay the government - who really owns your real estate
This is one of the reasons we still have DVDs
1:21 I like the "PLAY HAS NO LIMITS" slogan under the notice that he's cut off from his purchased products.
Avoid all companies with subscriptions and support their competitors.
My husband was shopping for a new printer. He saw one that was considerably cheaper and considered it. It was from Sam’s Club. He read the details and realized that you were only allowed to use the printer as long as you had an ink subscription from them as soon as you cancel or discontinue the ink subscription theydisable your printer. The printer only functions with a Wi-Fi connection and thus Sam’s Club, or whatever the printer manufacturer is is able to disable it remotely! We went with a different printer. That was more expensive, but did not have this ridiculous stipulation.