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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 5003776" data-attributes="member: 12731">Thank you for acknowledging this. There really is only one solution - make all possible ways to subscribe into profitable encouraged positive way to subscribe.if you can do it, people will do it, and you should expect them to do it. If you don't want them to do it - then don't make it easy (or legit) to do it. If you don't turn a profit from someone paying $3 to download everything that's on offer then don't offer that possibility.Seems WotC's structure works well and is reasonable too: pay $10 for one month's access, pay $15 for three months access, and pay $18 for six months access. All upfront. Please don't seek solutions that force people to continue paying, that can be abused and turn out really nasty. That kind of forced subscriptions really is a kind of business I associate with murky scammers only TBH. Auto-renewals really isn't very friendly either. It's best to offer a no-strings-attached deal, where you pay once, get something, and then nothing more unless the customer approaches you again.If anything, you should consider giving a rebate to a former customer who considers resubscribing! Never apply a penalty. Penalties are always bad PR.Best Regards,CapnZapp</blockquote>