> Think of it as renting or a lease. > as long as the company decides to host it If you put a clause like that into a rental agreement for a house, and try t

> Think of it as renting or a lease. > as long as the company decides to host it If you put a clause like that into a rental agreement for a house, and try to collect, it would be thrown out as soon the judge stops laughing. If I rent a house, and have already paid a year of rent, my landlord can't just wake up one day and kick me out in the middle of the year. These companies can just remove you on a whim. Furthermore, landlord has obligations towards me: he must fix the house if it is leaking, and if the house is rendered unlivable (i.e. the roof caves in) and it's his fault, he has to provide me with alternative accomodation. For a contract to be valid, it must have duraton. If it's a lease that says '9999 years', then the landlord/freeholder can't just sneak in at night and demolish the building.