Ask HN: AI Founders, how do you handle liability clauses?

     Lifetime subscriptions that get canceled.

     Unlimited data plans that are really limited.

     Unlimited storage that is actually limited.

     Perpetual software licenses that are no longer supported.

     "Free" software licenses with no support of any kind whatsoever.

eynsham•22m ago

I don’t see how free software licences ‘sound too good to be true’, in that they don’t even sound relevantly good: they don’t suggest in the slightest that support will be available.

gnabgib•4h ago

Small discussion (17 points, 11 days ago, 10 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43865593

Havoc•3h ago

Lifetime VPN is roughly on par with Nigerian princes on credibility.

This isn't even the only one that went down like this on stacksocial. Got scammed by a different one (forgot name). Lifetime somehow turned into $1 a month

YaBa•3h ago

I was one of the affected customers, guy offered me 2 years subscription at cost zero, it's something, but I will never trust this company again, neither lifetime subscriptions.

Same with web hosting, nice 30 bucks deal some years ago, ended this year, saying they cannoy support the costs anymore, wow, who would guess that a business is not profitable when you give stuff away.

b3ing•3h ago

Just like receipts that fade so you can prove that lifetime warranty on items, I guess now you have online and digital receipts but if you buy at the store they fade overtime. Maybe it’s cheap ink or paper but I know how businesses are, they probably do it on purpose

neuralRiot•1h ago

I had a few tools from Bahco, Snap-on and Husky replaced or repaired with no questions asked, I was quite surprised specially with Husky being the Home depot cheap brand. I just make plain-paper copies of the receipts.