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A spanish source: http://www.elcomercio.com/tendencias/deuda-google-nino-publi... 12 years old kid is punished to stay at home, he decides to be a famous youtuber and somehow he ends up giving his bank account. Fist invoices are low, after one month with a 19k invoice the bank notifies the parents and the parents block all the invoices.
That's not Spanish, that's from Ecuador.
How is it okay that so many services don't come with a clear, configurable, default-low cost accrual cap? Heck, Comcast is rolling out unlimited* potential liability if you go over without pre-purchasing a $50 insurance policy. * Given bandwidth constraints, maybe it's only $6500/mo or so. Still.
No, that's not true. The maximum additional liability is $200.
From the article linked to in the recent discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12663935
The third time it's exceeded within a 12 month period, however, the "courtesy months" go away and users will be charged $10 for an additional 50GB of data, which will continue happening to a limit of $200 per month. If you want unlimited data access, you can buy it up front, for an additional $50 per month over your current internet bill.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
If my experience at a nonprofit is a guide they'll actually call endless meetings to talk about the AdWords and then never get around to using them.
Meaning, the nonprofit will call for meeting with adwords and never actually use them?