In other words: don’t buy a year’s worth of credits.
Only give us money more frequently, otherwise you might give us too much money, which we’ll happily keep without giving you what you originally paid for.
How often do gift cards lose their balance after 12 months? Seems like a bad deal for consumers.
It was always like this at OpenAI.
Trying to minimize obligations on their financials. It’s good practice and likely due to them attempting to IPO.
Setting morals aside, for it to be good financial practice, it has to be determined whether or not it impacts the financials, right?
If 100% of their customers abandoned them December 7th because they did not like the idea, then it would be bad practice from a financial perspective.
Business is not unilateral, despite what many corporations apparently believe.
Gosh my leased hammer sure ain't hitting like it used to! For all I'm spending, I'd hate to be left behind...
In other words: don’t buy a year’s worth of credits.
Only give us money more frequently, otherwise you might give us too much money, which we’ll happily keep without giving you what you originally paid for.
How often do gift cards lose their balance after 12 months? Seems like a bad deal for consumers.