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I purchased this $11K machine in 2019…
I purchased this $11K machine in 2019 and there was NOT a subscription to use it. Not only would they not help me get it fixed when it broke, but NOW that I got it working again they want to charge a criminal $100/mo MINIMUM to use it. I smell law suits from every single business that purchased this junk machine that isn't even accurate. Waste of money. Horrible company. You CANNOT add a fee to use the software AFTER a client has agreed to the high cost of purchasing your product (including the software). For NEW clients, yes... you can inform a potential customer of the cost for the software as a service BEFORE someone purchases your product so they can make an informed decision about whether the cost is worth it.
Response from Fit 3DFeb 23, 2024
Dear Zen, We sincerely appreciate your loyalty and support over the past four years. It's fantastic to hear that our product has been beneficial to you during that time. Regarding your concern about potential changes, we understand the importance of transparency. Our terms of service, which you agreed to upon purchasing our product, outline our right to modify features and products as necessary. This is a standard practice to ensure we can adapt to evolving needs and technological advancements. To speak directly to your ask, we outlined this as clearly as we could. Regarding pricing adjustments, we have only implemented one change in the past five years. We strive to keep our services affordable while ensuring sustainability amidst various economic factors such as vendor costs, cloud computing expenses, and supply chain considerations. Once again, thank you for your continued patronage over the years. Please know that this decision was made after careful consideration of various factors, including the need to sustainably maintain and enhance the quality of our services. We assure you that our aim is always to provide the best possible experience for our customers, and this adjustment is essential for us to continue delivering on that promise. -Patrick, GM


