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As someone else mentioned, though, simply stopping to honor the lifetime product without adequate replacement would be an unfair, one-sided contract change which could be punished under EU (and highly

That's the question I asked. Lifetime of what? Hardware? User? ZAP hosting? Owner? A random housefly? (Image)

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Lifetime deals are like investing in startups. Lots of hit and miss. So far my experience has been good.

Here is Some Special LES Lifetime DirectAdmin Reseller Plan valid for Today

Other than that, for my needs, it's even too good to be true. If its "lifetime" lasts for roughly 12 months or so, I think I will break even.

Sell lots of lifetime deals for a month and deadpool after.

Just as I promised, here is my "lifetime" dedicated server review. It took me a while because right now I'm on a pretty tight schedule, but luckily I don't have to worry as this serv

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Well, then you should not look for free services on less renounced websites run by Clueless people. Sign up with Oracle for free lifetime account, GoogleCloud for 1 year free, AWS for 1 free year. All

4 cores@3,3 GHz (E5-2667v2, the upgraded option), 8 GB Ram, 120 GB SSD, 500mbit/s up/down, 253.80EUR "lifetime", down to 228.42EUR thanks to @Ympker's coupon (thank you!).

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or as an alternative to a minimum post count or account lifetime, some type of real life references, like from a teacher, your boss at work etc.

Also maybe add the condition like the free NAT vps thread of a minimum post count or account lifetime?

Don't trust lifetime deals. Instead trust that companies tend to not loose money on purpose and as such won't want to offer products they won't benefit from one way or another (trust in greed) and tha

I don't trust these lifetime deals... On the other hand, if I can use it for a year then it's worth the money.