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Some pay-as-you-go services are prepaid and thus don't have that problem (e.g. NearlyFreeSpeech.net, DiamondCard.us, I think Skype). I'm curious about collecti
by idupree 13y ago
Some pay-as-you-go services are prepaid and thus don't have that problem (e.g. NearlyFreeSpeech.net, DiamondCard.us, I think Skype). I'm curious about collecting from postpaid customers too, both for pay-as-you-go and fixed per-month models (unless paid-per-month Internet services are always prepaid?).
- malyk 13y agoTwilio is an example of this and so are some mail delivery services. Basically, you set up an auto-load so they get something like $20 up front and charge your account down as you use the service. Seems like a nice middle ground.