I don't find the "it's only a couple of euros/dollars/pounds" argument terribly convincing. A 10x increase is a 10x increase. It adds up quickly. Should busine

I don't find the "it's only a couple of euros/dollars/pounds" argument terribly convincing. A 10x increase is a 10x increase. It adds up quickly. Should businesses, e.g. supermarkets, raise prices by 10x for items below a certain threshold? What should that threshold be? Or, what about AWS? They charge something like $0.10/GB for egress. Should they start charging $1/GB? I'm being frivolous of course, but I'm sure among Gandi's customers there's gotta be someone who uses a lot of mailboxes and is therefore going to be significantly impacted from this. > as long as they give enough notice I don't see a problem They gave a month's notice. Whether that's enough, I suppose that depends on how many "products" (domains, mailboxes, hosted sites, etc.) you'd have to migrate.