> non-standard in the industry in general Except Fastmail had it for years, every hoster on WHMCS has it always as it's built-in. AWS is piloting it for a smal

> non-standard in the industry in general Except Fastmail had it for years, every hoster on WHMCS has it always as it's built-in. AWS is piloting it for a small subset of American-only customers. Every domain registrar is having an option to add a prepay, because this is the way how this business works. > those tax issues they mention would definitely take precedence over other issues in any event Sure, but we are back to the point I made in a first place. > once every three years is fine For me too (though I prefer two years), but I definitely don't want to make a bizarre dances because 3rd party billing which praise itself as a solution for SaaS and digital doesn't have a basic thing what was a thing for decades. I've seen enough of shit happen (even at Fastmail) what would make me extremely 'dance-averse'. And again 'we made this change for your convenience' - except it's no longer convenient for me. And thanks, I can do the very hard math problem of multiplying the cost to the current exchange rate.