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There were warnings about some data that doesn't get exported, but it wasn't anything that affected me, so I didn't pay much attention to what it was.

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Maybe it would have asked me to log in or confirm my account details.Ħ) I ended up exporting all the account data for the Gold account and imported it into my new free (now Plus) account. Or made sure I was totally logged out of Toodledo.

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I can't be sure what happened.ĥ) I wish I would have tried to be logged in to my original Gold account when I redeemed the code, because I really wanted to upgrade my existing account. It's possible I was already signed in to the free Toodledo account, or it may have cross-referenced the StackSocial account address with the Toodledo address and applied the code.

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I just got an onscreen message that the code was successfully redeemed.Ĥ) I don't know exactly why it upgraded my free account.

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When I did that, it automatically upgraded the free Toodledo account to Plus Subscription, which expires in 2024.ģ) The button on StackSocial did not ask me to log in to Toodledo or confirm any account details. Entering the StackSocial code within the free Toodledo account didn't work either.Ģ) I discovered that to redeem the code, you don't enter it into your Toodledo account, you need to click the 'Redeem Code' button on the StackSocial purchase page.

Since I could not get the code to work with my regular Gold Toodledo account (which expires in 2 months), I created a new, free Toodledo account using the same gmail address as my new StackSocial account. Can anyone confirm? I had a free for setting up the lifetime account but didn't see any ads in the short time it was at the Basic level.ġ) In my case, I created a StackSocial account using a gmail account I had lying around. Also, I think I remember reading that Toodledo will never have ads but I've seen some comments that there are ads on the Basic free level.

Will it still work with IFTTT? I know it won't work with third party apps but I don't know if that includes third party services. I'm interested to see what happens to my Silver plan which expires Sep 8. I do use a couple backend features (notifications, integration with IFTTT). That means I can use their backend service as long as it is up. I use a third party app (Task Angel) on my iOS devices and their Windows app (not the one through Windows store) so Toodledo's lack of app development doesn't bother me as much as it would others. I decided to risk the lifetime offer to give me some breathing room. but this whole situation makes me really sad. So, with this new 'Lifetime' subscription drive, there's three possible outcomes:ġ) They will keep the servers running for a few months / years without making any major changes to the program.Ģ) They will collect as many subscriptions as they can, then fold or sell to someone who may or may not keep the servers going or honor these lifetime subscriptions.ģ) They will use the money to improve service, fix bugs, add mobile clients, and save Toodledo. Greed and unrealistic expectations destroyed more than one product. How would it do anything but scare off potential new users and drive away most of the old paying ones ? A few diehard old users willing to pay these prices aren't going to make up for these losses. A service that has less name recognition than most competition, has an outdated interface, no modern workable mobile client or Apple Watch client, no Windows sync client or desktop app, yet is suddenly 2-3 times more expensive than its competitors. and I won't deny there is a small amount of 'well, you should have taken my $20/year - that I was gladly paying - but then you got greedy' told you so/pride going on, too. Where I am financially, it's personally worth the risk. As others have mentioned, as long as the grab (and regular subscribers) pays the operating costs, I don't really foresee them shutting down within the breakeven point of 8 months ($5/mo x 8 months = $40 lifetime). And that risk is Toodledo performing a quick cash grab before shutting down the servers. Therefore, I feel any risk you take is with Toodledo, not StackSocial. They refunded a purchase I later regretted with minimal hassle despite a no return policy.

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StackSocial's (aka Android Digital Offers, which is how I've known them as) customer service is even pretty decent.

All services are up and running, my accounts are working completely fine, and I feel like I've 'earned my money back'. I've purchased several 'lifetime subscriptions' from StackSocial over the years: PureVPN, VPN Unlimited, WindScribe, iDrive and Arch Hosting.