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Then this sounds like a contractual issue between Cloudflare and such people. I don't see why financials have to be publicly available for this to happen. In
by big_chungus 7y ago
Then this sounds like a contractual issue between Cloudflare and such people. I don't see why financials have to be publicly available for this to happen. In any case, it is rare that a company goes under with no warning. Even if it's not "public information", it's usually evident if it's seriously strapped for cash.
- djmobley 7y agoContractual assurances aren’t going to help you when a company is insolvent.
- big_chungus 7y agoCorrect, but you take a risk when doing business with any company. You find ones of good repute, you meet with representatives. Usually, it's noticeable if a company is really struggling. It is not the job of the state to make business transactions risk-free, only to provide courts for the adjudication of fraud and breach of contract.