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Unfortunately the cloud providers also rarely if ever tell you the reason.
by JCTheDenthog 5mo ago
Unfortunately the cloud providers also rarely if ever tell you the reason.
- londons_explore 5mo agoMy guess would be the credit card expired.... If it were something out of Railways hands, I think they would say something like "We have not yet identified the reason for the suspension, and are awaiting a response from Google".
- coreylane 5mo agoNo one pays $2m invoices with credit cards.
- tyrshand 5mo agoit surprised me a lot when I first encountered it, but some organisations do :)
- stackskipton 5mo agoAt any company doing Enterprise work, you don't cut off someone for non payment without Account Manager doing multiple phone calls to whoever you have contact information for, emailing everyone listed on the account and whoever opened a support ticket and maybe even putting a banner in the panel with "ACCOUNT OVERDUE, CALL US TO SORT IT OUT!" Generally it takes 30 days past due and complete no contact for anyone before suspension.
- Animats 5mo agoThat was normal US B2B behavior until recently. A supplier that cut off their customers for no good reason would lose their reputation in the industry and have real problems selling. Then we got down to a very small number of major suppliers in some areas. Many have moats that deter switching. This gives the big suppliers too much power. A century ago, this happened with railroads. Which is why railroads were forced to become common carriers. They're required to transport goods for anybody who can pay. Read up on antitrust activity of a century ago. We've been here before.
- rapfaria 5mo agoNot defending them. but wouldn't it be a legal nightmare if they did?