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User A stores 1 TB and can get out 1.7 GB for free per day. User B stores 100 GB and can get out .17 GB for free per day. It doesn't make sense to me why this
by arasmussen 14y ago
User A stores 1 TB and can get out 1.7 GB for free per day.
User B stores 100 GB and can get out .17 GB for free per day.
It doesn't make sense to me why this free read amount should be higher for User A than it is for User B, since Amazon is such a "pay for what you use" service. If they both read the exact same amount (read 1 GB), User A gets it for free and User B pays.
I understand that this is paid for from your monthly fee from how much you're storing, but then (again) this isn't "pay for what you use".