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Actually a lifetime (of my father) service contract is very much like an one particular investment, that is an inflation adjusted annuity. FastMail is no more
by delhanty 9y ago
Actually a lifetime (of my father) service contract is very much like an one particular investment, that is an inflation adjusted annuity.
FastMail is no more free to terminate the lifetime service contract while my father still lives than the pension company is free to stop paying his annuity backed pension.
- pfarnsworth 9y agoAnother terrible analogy. It's not an annuity at all. You're paying for a service. You pay $15 for "lifetime" email. Your father paid less than $1/year for email service. Stop trying to make it seem like Fastmail owes you money. Quit your bellyaching and move him to gmail.