3 ms·
The company must remain profitable, otherwise it will bankrupt, right. I wonder what a better path forward was. Perhaps their T&C allow to lower through put of
by mattio 1y ago
The company must remain profitable, otherwise it will bankrupt, right. I wonder what a better path forward was.
Perhaps their T&C allow to lower through put of the LT-subscriptions and offer an upgrade to breakeven on LT-subs.
- trklausss 1y agoOr you know, honor the contracts that were already in place, and any new contracts get a temporal subscription instead of a lifelong one... Otherwise they shouldn't have bought the assets.
- TheChaplain 1y ago> Otherwise they shouldn't have bought the assets. They probably wouldn't if they had known, so I guess the seller may left some information out.
- IAmBroom 1y ago(psst: they knew.)
- IAmBroom 1y agoWhether or not the company will go bankrupt is immaterial to their contractual obligations. Otherwise, no one would ever declare bankruptcy. They'd just say, "If I pay I'll go bankrupt, so I won't pay."