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I often ask in regards to terminating commercial offers of goods and services with a floating price point: Why? Why not just adjust the price to be commensura

• tschwimmer 2y ago
  Nobody will pay for it and they get hit with headlines that say “Geico raises rates on some customers by x,000%!”
• kayodelycaon 2y ago
  If you have to make a price for one-off customer, you end up having to support that use case as long as they are a customer. You may need to change your entire business model just to support them. If they leave, all that change is worth nothing. Unless you're in the business of doing custom work, it's unlikely to be worth the opportunity cost elsewhere. After a certain point it's not about money. Your time and attention is worth more than they would ever be willing to pay. If the customer wants it that badly, they can pay the price to get it from someone else.