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Yea, sure, but you should also consider getting a different credit card AND email provider. Why would a credit card suddenly block charges from a well known co
by eximius 8y ago
Yea, sure, but you should also consider getting a different credit card AND email provider.
Why would a credit card suddenly block charges from a well known company you've been recurring paying for X months or Y years.
Why would my email block one of the biggest service providers on the planet?
- rickycook 8y agobecause banks are worse at tech than tech companies if it’s critical, make sure it’s isolated
- Udik 8y agoI think the point is that bank payments, email spam filters, the risk of getting marked as "suspicious activity" as in GP, these become risk factors with a cloud infrastructure as much as, say, a power outage would be if you were self hosting. When you self host something and you have a power outage, that counts as an interruption of service; when a major cloud provider suspends your account because of some chain of mistakes on your or their part, this doesn't impact their SLAs, because the service is technically fine.