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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 364906" data-attributes="member: 31330">One of the problems with ppm is that I don't think the contract contains a clause that states from now till eternity they'll ask the same reasonable price each month. If next year they'll up it some and up it some and up it some more, you only have the options yes or nothing. If the next version is not reasonably priced, I happily continue with my current one. It does everything now so it'll do everything tomorrow.Now there are advantages to ppm, there's no denying that but the bulk of advantages is not really for the end-user. It's not really a move they did with our well-being in mind.Besides my dislike of ppm, personally it's also not very practical. I plan a pretty long road trip starting next year if all goes well and I simply can't maintain this sort of links. Standalones I can take with me without having to touch base at given times in order to keep all running.But again, to each their own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 364906, member: 31330"] One of the problems with ppm is that I don't think the [I]contract[/I] contains a clause that states from now till eternity they'll ask the same reasonable price each month. If next year they'll up it some and up it some and up it some more, you only have the options yes or nothing. If the next version is not reasonably priced, I happily continue with my current one. It does everything now so it'll do everything tomorrow. Now there are advantages to ppm, there's no denying that but the bulk of advantages is not really for the end-user. It's not really a move they did with our well-being in mind. Besides my dislike of ppm, personally it's also not very practical. I plan a pretty long road trip starting next year if all goes well and I simply can't maintain this sort of links. Standalones I can take with me without having to touch base at given times in order to keep all running. But again, to each their own. [/QUOTE]

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