If I want to upload and download random bytes to profile S3's performance, Amazon will happily bill me. A customer purchased a Dropbox subscription, with no sto

If I want to upload and download random bytes to profile S3's performance, Amazon will happily bill me. A customer purchased a Dropbox subscription, with no storage limit and no per-byte billing. We had no item in our ToS prohibiting this kind of access pattern. In this prof's mind, testing to see if a tech company that promised "unlimited storage" would actually store unlimited data was something useful. The vibe at Dropbox was more along the lines of "yeah this guy's a bit of a jerk, but we did say 'unlimited'". Moral of the story: never ever use the word "unlimited" in your service plan.* * at least not without an asterisk explaining that "unlimited" actually has a limit.