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and going for monthly. Also again, it is not a price increase at all because the amount is the annual / 12. A few issues have popped up, but I cleared them up as the customers reviewed their invoices

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Is this a legal business practice without notice? A duration results in a price change and most laws do not allow durations to be used to ignore a price change notice.

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This will not make memory prices go down. Just think of it as if you were Pichai or Zuckerberg. The money is on the table already, and is not going anywhere.

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* Price is locked for as long as the service remains active

Correct. Provider is getting ready for price adjusting marathon. And monthly payments == monthly contracts. So each month contract can change without problem.

Of course, and I'm certainly not arguing that the price for the services they're providing should never increase.

That's why I proposed emulating steam's the tapered pricing model, where the price will keep declining until it's free on expiry date. Decreasing price would convert those who wouldn't have purchased

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