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Yup. Just like every other cloud company: hook people cheap, get them super dependent, and then go public telling investors they'll make a goldmine when you jac
by KennyBlanken 5y ago
Yup. Just like every other cloud company: hook people cheap, get them super dependent, and then go public telling investors they'll make a goldmine when you jack prices.
The extra fun bit is that just exfiltration will cost you.
- dillondoyle 5y agoDon't even need to go public! Take $1 billion in VC cash to build an app that can't possibly make that much revenue then lock people in with long term contracts. We use multiple great SaaS tools that in the last two years have removed DIY 'tiers' or 'plans' billing you can do online and forced us to sign yearly contracts, deal with pushy sales reps, and changed to opaque and stupid complicated pricing. Oracle behavior! we have no choice but to bend over. They are great tools which is why they can do this ;)
- viraptor 5y agoFortunately you likely don't have to pay for that for personal accounts. B2 - sure. Backups? Just make a new one and leave the BB account running for a couple of months - for most people keeping backups beyond 2 months is just not useful.