Of course advertising one thing then saying, "well, actually, no" means you lied. Even if you're "nice" about it.
It's not that big a deal. People lie tons. It's not murder. But it's still a lie.
It's not that big a deal. People lie tons. It's not murder. But it's still a lie.
98% of your customers show up and eat three gargantuan heaping plates, are totally satisfied, and can barely walk back to their cars.
the other 2% show up at 3 in the afternoon, stay for six hours, eat ten plates of crab legs and roast beef.
maybe you notice those 2% of customers and say nothing.
if the same person comes back every week and loads up on ten plates of crab legs, you nicely remind them of the socially acceptable use of an all you can eat buffet.
https://blorg.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Bacchanal-buffe...
"[don't do things that] impairs the regular operating behavior or the security of our infrastructure or our product" doesn't make it very clear that there are data caps.
yarrr, tis not a man, tis a relentless eating machine
Yeah of course you made certain calculations when you started your business, including that most people would start loading up their (small) trays with the first items, which are the cheapest and so not cost you much, but you also accept that not everybody is going to do that.
A business is a business and social acceptableness has nothing to do with one another. One is a business and the other is a social situation. If I know you personally, it is a social situation. If I have paid money, it is business situation.