nanoniano

I disagree. You charge a very high price for a service because you know you have no competition, like Apple does. You have your right to do so. But that's the way it is.

Didn't see the point on this post. Then I realised I have JS off.

cf.: https://twitter.com/1990sLinuxUser/status/97350916902105089

I meant their regular service. $5 per account is completely unreasonable, I don't understand where the money goes. (I talk about the $5 plan because it's the same as the $3 plan, but you can use your own domain, which doesn't really make it more complicated for them to give you service or anything)

What they have to launch is a cheaper service. Their prices are laughable, although I can understand that, given they have no competition.