what these software companies need is a nice, big, fat, class action suit regarding their "rentals" (subscriptions) of software where the consumer, after paying for years has nothing if they cannot keep up their subscription. I've spoken to more than 1 attorney who thinks the consumer is more than likely to win that little argument.

Anyway, the point being, that you can squeeze and squeeze and squeeze, and then, like a Phoenix rising up out of the dust, the consumer has finally had enough. Then they realize that, hey, we should have let them have their HD morphs it would've been a lot cheaper. They're only getting away with it because nobody's challenged it yet, it's not like this situation is settled law, it's not, it's just an uncontested policy.