Online Official and Unofficial Subscription's | Which one is best ?

People who are looking for affordable subscriptions out there love the online products. Like VPN, NETFLIX, Udemy and any online product.

There are online sellers of cheap subscriptions offering cheap packages to clients through advertising and sharing. People who trust new things too fast.They buy subscription from sellers but have no idea about subscription period.

Subscription for one month if the seller sells to the client. For example if NETFLIX OFFICIAL PREMIUM plan subscription is 22$ for one month and using on 4 devices.

 A low-cost reseller could offer a single device with a premium plan charging clients $6 per month. If a client buys an affordable subscription for one month. Membership may be terminated at any time within 30 days thereafter. 

There are a few reasons for this. 

First, The seller bought the subscription a few days before selling it to you.

You wonder why he bought it so quickly. He shopped for his first client. And sold subscription for single login. And it takes 15 days or 20 days for the seller to reach you. Then it will never tell you that the subscription is going to expire in those days. And never renew your membership again. 

Another reason is that official websites offer limited devices for logging in for subscription plans. If the seller has sold all the account limit, log in the clients there. And any client tries to login on more than one device. The account will reach the device limit allowed by the official website. Then it will be banned for all users or clients. 

Let’s explore the pros and cons of unofficial subscriptions from a different angle:

1. Freedom vs. Dependence: Unofficial subscriptions offer flexibility—you can choose which services to subscribe to. However, relying on them means you’re dependent on their availability and may lose access if they shut down.

2. Financial Burden: While unofficial subscriptions can be cheaper initially, the cumulative cost of multiple subscriptions can become burdensome. Users need to weigh affordability against long-term expenses.

3. Ownership Dilemma: Official purchases grant ownership, but subscriptions don’t. Some users prefer outright ownership, fearing that subscriptions might vanish or change terms.

4. Sharing and Security: People often share subscriptions, but companies are tightening rules. Balancing convenience with security is crucial.