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On further reading I think these guys are aiming at the market of low-ish bandwidth sites that only use say 3GB per month, but are paying $30 for say 1TB: "Whe
by lupin_sansei 19y ago
On further reading I think these guys are aiming at the market of low-ish bandwidth sites that only use say 3GB per month, but are paying $30 for say 1TB:
"When you use one of these services, you're betting your monthly fee that you're going to land in the "sweet spot," usually around 75% - 95% of what their package allows, where you're getting a great deal. Use too little and you're paying a lot for it. Use too much and they tack on overage charges.
When you do that, you're making that bet based on a few hours of research. The guys you're betting against take those bets for a living, all day every day. They have all the info, they hold all the cards, and they make a lot of money. It is possible to beat the odds and get a great deal. Like a casino, they can afford to let a few people "win" because so many people only think they do. But it's a lot of work, and it's a new game every month. "
https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/about/faq.php#30GB