if Google did this before, I'm sure people would have heard about it by now. Right now it seems like they are choosing to ignore this. Noone really reads terms

if Google did this before, I'm sure people would have heard about it by now. Right now it seems like they are choosing to ignore this. Noone really reads terms of service, so I'm pretty sure the $10K fee wouldn't stick. What would probably happen when you'd get caught, is you'd get an email from Google telling you that you've broken their ToS and that if you want to continue using their service you'd need to either a) start paying $10K/mo or b) make the service public