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When you issue a single charge for a webapp, what kind of legal language have you provided in the EULA that states something to the effect of "I can take the we
by famfam 16y ago
When you issue a single charge for a webapp, what kind of legal language have you provided in the EULA that states something to the effect of "I can take the webapp down whenever I want and you will no longer be able to access the service you paid for"?
It's for that reason that paying for a webapp one time feels odd to me. It's like purchasing a product, except the product can be taken away from me at any time, which is unsettling.
- byoung2 16y agoI agree...it reminds me of the deal Sirius used to have where instead of paying $12 a month for satellite radio, you could pay $499 one time per device. I think Tivo had a similar deal. The problem was, when these services were new, who knew if they would be around in 5 years, or whether a new service would take their place. In the case of Sirius, HD radio now offers similar service for free, and I prefer to download my TV shows rather than record them. So I was wise not to pay upfront.