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Switch from a $200 cost to thousands, with very little notice, is going to hurt users regardless of how "fair" the new system is. Maybe companies should be upf
by rurp 5y ago
Switch from a $200 cost to thousands, with very little notice, is going to hurt users regardless of how "fair" the new system is.
Maybe companies should be upfront and consistent with their pricing? Running at a loss to gain market share, followed by jacking up prices once users are commited to your platform, does not make for a pleasant business partnership.