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I suggest they remove the "forever" next to the price to make it clear the service will last forever, not the price. $5.00 in 2006 had about the same buying po
by edouard1234567 14y ago
I suggest they remove the "forever" next to the price to make it clear the service will last forever, not the price.
$5.00 in 2006 had about the same buying power as $0.43 in 1930, so $5 in 1930 is equivalent to $58 today.
- kylec 14y agoThe cost of bandwidth and storage is dropping at a faster rate than inflation. Besides, I'd say 90%+ of the blogs on a service like this would be mostly text and low traffic, and $5/month can cover that today several times over. That said, I'm not sure I'd trust another blogging service by the people that created Posterous. They already had a chance to demonstrate that they would keep the service running for the long haul and they didn't. I'd suggest people take their $5/month and spend it on Wordpress.com.