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> Heroku should almost certainly have user defined cut off points. They should require every new user to set a maximum monthly bill to something they can afford
by jherdman 16y ago
> Heroku should almost certainly have user defined cut off points. They should require every new user to set a maximum monthly bill to something they can afford (or "unlimited").
And then what? They shut you off? That would go over just as well! Here's a thought: understand what you sign up for and take some responsibility for your actions.
- gaius 16y agoWhy not? If you set a loss limit with your broker, when you hit it they'll automatically sell all your shares and just leave the money in your account.
- jacquesm 16y agoWould you feel the same if the bill was three orders of magnitude larger? If you don't, we're haggling over the price, not over the principle.
- jherdman 16y ago> If you don't, we're haggling over the price, not over the principle. Sure, haggle away. I see no problem with this. I don't see the need for Heroku (or anyone for that matter) to support a user's desire to haggle. I do think, however, that a warning should be given if your usage surges suddenly so that you can react appropriately.
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