Marcelo :) Its a good idea to deposit money to bank for some % so after six months if world still exists it will be alot more of it :))
anyway, im wondering how you succeed to compare business with world existing. you can make agreement with company but with planet, its little harder i think :) After deeper thinking I will put some words for my clients: "If Google or planet Earth shut down their services, please wait for six months or ask 3rd party for refund" make sense to me, sounds like real agreement :) P.S sorry, its sunny here in my village and you push me to make jokes, thank you for that.. marcelo je napisao/la: > You're asking for a guarantee that the world will continue to exist > tomorrow. Well, it's likely, but not 100% certain. > What if Google doesn't shut you down, but a meteorite falls on > Mountain View? What if there is an earthquake? What if aliens attack > and steal the internet? > > The best you can do is, when a client subscribes for 6 months, don't > spend the money until the 6 months have passed, in case you need to > refund them. > You've already got opinions that the way you want to proceed is OK > with the Terms, but we are not lawyers here, so we cannot write the > legal documents between you and your clients. > > -- > Marcelo - http://maps.forum.nu > -- > > > > > On Apr 25, 4:03 am, solo <[email protected]> wrote: > > I know, there are lots of posts about this but cant help myself > > (feeling wrong) so have to ask again. > > > > Website contains google maps, all markers on it are for public use > > (thats the point of project). > > But clients that want to put themselves on a map have to pay some fee > > for that. > > Clients have to login to another page on a website and insert their > > informations and also place a marker on a map. > > Can map be behind login page? > > All of that markers are publicly avaliable because clients pay to be > > on map so everybody can find them. > > > > Ive got answer that this is ok to do, by the Terms. > > > > Whats bothering me is: > > - if I charge for something I have to take care that service is > > working > > - google can shutdown service per Key as they like > > - shaky business > > > > "Premier" is an option but for a starter like myself its really not an > > option (not now) > > Any other options for "starters", JuniorPremier maybe? :) > > > > You simply cant(maybe some humans can) say to the clients "yes, you > > will be on a map for a six months" and after that "sorry but Google > > shut it down" > > > > I dont say that Google will shutdown my API key, but they can and you > > cant charge your clients if you cant stand in front of that. > > > > Is solution with some Agreement with clients maybe, explain to them > > that this is not yours property so it can stop working anytime. > > Or JuniorPremier. > > > > any help, please --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Maps API" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
