It is called bait and switch.
And the company name referring to bending spoons (Uri Geller) gives away the way they see themselves.
And the company name referring to bending spoons (Uri Geller) gives away the way they see themselves.
If you started buying Evernote 10 or 15 years ago, and use it a lot, then Evernote gets acquired and the terms change, that's shitty but is not remotely a "bait and switch."
This is the real reason I'm tired of subscriptions. I don't even care about the "pay in perpetuity" problem in some cases, I just don't want the entity I chose to do business with to completely change.
That's absolutely a bait and switch.