I think most people would be willing to pay some additional fee to transfer the lifetime service, but you can't because the lifetime service option doesn't exist anymore. I don't think it's a sense of entitlement as much as frustration that you can't upgrade your technology without losing out on the (obviously) great service deal that they originally paid for (which wasn't particularly cheap, btw).
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I think most people would be willing to pay some additional fee to transfer the lifetime service, but you can't because the lifetime service option doesn't exist anymore. I don't think it's a sense of entitlement as much as frustration that you can't upgrade your technology without losing out on the (obviously) great service deal that they originally paid for (which wasn't particularly cheap, btw).