#Purevpn lifetime for free

#Purevpn lifetime for free

(once had bought a autozone brand battery on craigslist and took it to autozone to test they replaced it for free because it was newer and should not have died. So of course the battery is now inflated in cost and will cost more to replace WITH warranty then just buying a top of the line from autozone who actually gives decent warranties on their products. they said its only a 1 year warranty with prorating after that. well after 3 years the battery died (i think i paid 140$ for it?) they said the best they can do is a employee discount for my next battery (143+tax?). My friend recommended i get a honda dealership battery because it has a 100 month warranty. Once it goes end of life, there is no more support because the life of the product is over.Д«FG had the same LIfetime warranty but its the lifetime of the card not the lifetime of you! My recent upset with warranty was with honda. For example Cisco sells many of their enterprise switches with 'Lifetime hardware support/replacement', but it's the lifetime of that specific series. What? It's common for any service or hardware. It's the lifetime of the offering, which they've decided they don't want to keep offering. Either way, lets assume you are right and they are wrong, the only option you really have is to take them to court or to file a complaint with the local district attorney calling out how the company broke the law and if that public officer gets enough complaints from enough people, they MIGHT take action against the company, but its never going to get you anything past giving the company a minor fine many years from now. My guess is they are meeting it as the 'lifetime' was likely referring to the service offering or some other definition they made up and defined in that agreement which you didn't read carefully enough. Your only option is to read the contract that came with that lifetime agreement and take whatever actions are allowed within that agreement to force them to honor the agreement. BBB and their complaints mean nothing and a company can ignore them just as much as they can ignore complaints on yelp or bing or google. Thank you for your time and assistance in advance with this serious issue.ДЄs an aside, the BBB has no actual power even for an in-country complaint. I even tried maps and address is not working or its a server /po box /etc. Perhaps BBB not setup for out of country complaints. The info listed on Google Play is not correct. I'm 90% sure I bought that membership via an advertising promo! I would be grateful if someone with the connections could help me or even provide me with the correct info for a Better Business Bureau complaint. I might use 24hrs in a month if that! I could understand if I were running a server or reselling my credentials. IMO they have made bank off people dying, people unable to jump thru hoops, some just give in and lastly they have removed features from my account steadily past 3yrs. I also said it's disgusting they are doing this during end covid pandemic. They said they refuse to honor agreement but can offer me a free membership in a new VPN service they have. I went to said place & they never responded. 1st contact they said they don't so that go to xx. They said every 5yrs I would need to remind them to renew my account. So, no reply from that channel.Long story short I purchased a Lifetime membership with PureVPN. Even though the XDA site claimed legal issues were very important, perhaps this issue wasn't big enough to spend time on. XDA Depot support slowly lost interest in the case, hence I reached out to general XDA developers because this is a scam that is not good for the reputation of XDA - that very reputation being the single reason the deal was even considered in the first place. When XDA Depot support was contacted about the issue, they concluded that the PureVPN Lifetime Subscription had expired and offered the option to purchase an alternative 'Lifetime VPN subscription' - why would anyone buy a similar deal that has proven to be a scam?ДЄfter some e-mails going back and forth, they offered the option to re-enable the PureVPN subscription for two years - and if the deal was accepted, the claim for the initial 'PureVPN Lifetime Subscription' would be terminated. deceptive marketing by dishonest sellers. Wording such as 'lifetime' can be too good to be true - i.e. Pay close attention to how products or services are marketed at XDA Depot. This story is about a 'PureVPN Lifetime Subscription' that was sold at XDA Depot - that ceased to function.