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"host" implies in your home, not in a restaurant. If your version of hosting is "let's outsource it and just open the wallet", then, yes, sure, you can spend a
by groby_b 9mo ago
"host" implies in your home, not in a restaurant.
If your version of hosting is "let's outsource it and just open the wallet", then, yes, sure, you can spend a lot of money. It ain't hosting, though. You failed the "what if I just replaced you with a bank account" test.
- hypeatei 9mo agoYes, I know what hosting is and $200 for that many people is still farcical.