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Yeah, especially when they're saying it's calculated on a calendar month, so you can't even "draw down" on previous months with 100% uptime if you have a seriou
by another-dave 6y ago
Yeah, especially when they're saying it's calculated on a calendar month, so you can't even "draw down" on previous months with 100% uptime if you have a serious outage.
- cf_ 6y agoYes, but I assume the rationale here is that they will only have to refund that month and can reset the clock for the next month. So if they have serious downtime it won't cost them for the full year - just for that one month.