> a) You make money on people building large architecture on it, and running out of credits and relying on laziness to move it somewhere else.
My interpretation of their marketing pages is that they pay out referral payments in cash (actually SWIFT, but...) once a signup has something charged to their credit cards. So they can't rely on unused credits. And they lose money on every referred signup that makes them less than $120 in profit.
This seems insane to me, because someone sending tens of thousands of emails to hundreds of people a year gets them less than half that in revenue.
My interpretation of their marketing pages is that they pay out referral payments in cash (actually SWIFT, but...) once a signup has something charged to their credit cards. So they can't rely on unused credits. And they lose money on every referred signup that makes them less than $120 in profit.
This seems insane to me, because someone sending tens of thousands of emails to hundreds of people a year gets them less than half that in revenue.