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I mean, 30 cents/mo is more than the overhead it would require to maintain your account + customer service. They could probably be more clear about minimums, b
by deaddodo 7y ago
I mean, 30 cents/mo is more than the overhead it would require to maintain your account + customer service.
They could probably be more clear about minimums, but the minimum isn't unreasonable.
- juped 7y agoI seriously doubt this is the case. That's not how overhead works. Amortized across all users of the service, it will be well under 30 cents per user-month for this kind of service.
- rsync 7y agoIt's not a customer overhead issue - or, rather, that's not the computation we're doing. It's a payment processing issue - if a payment costs 20-30 cents per process, plus the percentage (which can get eye-poppingly large when people use rewards cards) we can't, then, charge people 40 or 90 or 110 cents per month. As I have mentioned elsewhere, however, if this is a showstopper for you, just email info@rsync.net and we'll figure out a way to give you a 100 GB (or whatever) account that you pay annually or something.