Anchor Pointer GPS

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Opening up an app I have already paid for to discover that it’s now subscription based and locked out the functions I bought it for in the first place? Trash practices, bad faith.

I have used this app for years. It has taken me back to my car in unfamiliar cities, led me in and out of the wilderness back and forth from spots I wanted to return to, and even helped me remember where the heck I’m a giant parking lot that I parked. It was a tool I relied on and trusted. …but no more. I get it. Developers need to get paid. Here’s the problem: I *did* pay for it, and now I’m expected to pay for it again and again. When this app went to a subscription model I wasn’t rewarded as someone who’s used the app forever. I was simply surprised with a demand for a few bucks when I went to a Christmas parade with my family and needed to park on an unfamiliar side street a few blocks away. This has been one of my favorite go-to apps that I’ve always shared. Now it’s just a tragic story of lots of thought on design and none on appreciating the current customer base. Sad.

It used to be free and now it costs. There are a lot of apps out there that don’t charge

I paid to get this app years ago and now they want to charge an annual fee. I hope there is a class-action suit for breach of contract.

Another app going the subscription model route. The cost is $60 per year. Not used enough to justify the yearly cost. I will delete the app. Update: Upon reaching out to developer, I was granted full access to app. App works well when no internet is available.

Very useful and excellent application it helps me alot.

Wasn’t a subscription app when I paid for it before and now I get to pay per month? How awesome! Deleting and staying away from this dev. Don’t forget to pay me for this review—I expect $5.99 a month as long as this is posted… blah blah I have to maintain my phone servers and keep my phone charged and stuff and like… that costs monies so gimme all yours n stuff— yeah no thanks.

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This was a nice basic app that I’ve used for several years. They recently updated it, but then required people who updated to pay a fee- without informing them that this was part of the update. I consider that deceptive practices. I understand that a person should be paid for work, so they should seek donations or inform users ahead of time, but for $60 a year I’m ditching it.