anon-guy

Is it within a company’s rights to sell a non-consumable product, let’s say “Access all of software for X cost”, then within a year or two, turn around and say “Access all of software for X cost with subscription but folks who purchased all software before without subscription now lose access”?

Based off my little knowledge of software licensing, that seems like it’s legal and allowable. So, a company can give a sale to allow access to software with a single purchase, then randomly revoke access and then request you to pay again to access the same stuff you previously thought you bought and had access to?

The rent for my old crappy apartment was originally $1,900 for a 2BR 2B. It is now $3,200.

My current apartment was $2,700. It is now listing for $4,000.

$4,000 used to be able to give you a brand new luxury apartment in La Jolla.

This all occurred in the past year, maybe even the past two to three months.

What has changed in San Diego? Why are rent prices so expensive now?