Nah, bro—did I misunderstand? The previous ten-year deal already seemed ridiculous, so is this ‘lifetime use’ really lifetime use as I understand it?
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To be precise, it’s for long-term use and is subject to the company’s lifespan and policies. We can only say how long it will remain profitable.
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It’s meant to be permanent, but how long he’ll live is hard to say.
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Isn’t this from Chao Kai Dashi? I wouldn’t recommend buying their products—their stuff is more trouble than it’s worth to use 
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Just like before they run off, they’d stop at nothing to cash in.
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How far is forever? 
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Nowadays I just like playing Lingche, treating it as gambling—win and you make a killing, lose and you’re screwed…
But this place requires real-name verification and has a lot of restrictions; I don’t want to gamble anymore.
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Yeah, lifetime use (until the business goes under) 
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Three years — don’t think it’s permanent; you’ll know once you read the contract.
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Didn’t you say you wouldn’t sell permanent machines anymore?
You’re probably short on money, huh?
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Real-name system, and they say it’s permanent, but as soon as you suffer abuse, they ban your account directly—who wouldn’t fight back?
… Isn’t this a bad reputation?
Hudiyun’s perpetual machines generally come with a one-year warranty; if there are any issues later, a fee of 500 per year applies.
Some promotions will specify the warranty period separately; for example, the current Japanese perpetual machine follows the rule shown in the image below.
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永久？不能叭服务器那里来的永久的？域名还可能