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When you're paying $39/month for something that generates $0/month, that is a very sensible policy. When you're paying $50,000/month for something that generat
by tonnydourado 2y ago
When you're paying $39/month for something that generates $0/month, that is a very sensible policy.
When you're paying $50,000/month for something that generates $200,000/month in value, or if an outage can generate $100,000/month in costs, or if the people that can fix an outage cost $100,000/year, then it's not.
- bitbasher 2y agoThen that company's threshold for "sensible monthly cost" would be a lot higher. 500k? 1m? Give them the option to set something.
- foota 2y agoWhy would you prefer this when the alternative is no downtime and the provider forgiving the bill?
- yyhhsj0521 2y ago> provider forgiving the bill That eventually will be factor into the price like credit card fraud insurance. Better have it be more transparent.
- naniwaduni 2y agoBecause you don't want to be relying on the service provider's whim in "forgiving" the bill?