> 0. Not offered it as an option 1. Priced the option off the table (i.e. 10-100 x the next closest option) Really overpricing it is something I didn't think o

> 0. Not offered it as an option 1. Priced the option off the table (i.e. 10-100 x the next closest option) Really overpricing it is something I didn't think of. We were just thinking of charging the man-hours and a little extra. > 1. Why do you not want to do it? Costs of maintenance, portability issues, etc. > 2. Why do they want to do it that way? Privacy concerns. Oh, and, thanks!