They have an offer on my dashboard that's 10% interest for 3x monthly subscriptions (not total monthly revenue), 20% interest for 6x. To me, it seems rather aggressive. I'd have to be super desperate to accept those terms.
I view FB as a negative force in the world but mostly not malicious.
Although FB software doesn’t “force” any connection, as the comment above so well illustrates, there can be incredible social pressure enabled by FB to do something such as stay connected to an abuser.
If you consider FB to be literally the software only, rather than the software plus community, then you may be technically correct. This IMO is a narrow and limited view of what companies and products are.
I'm saying no-one is being forced to friend anyone (whether by the software or the larger social context).
To me there is a clear and significant difference between "pressuring" someone and "forcing" someone, and I'm honestly a bit baffled by why this simple (to me) and small point seems controversial in the subthread anchored in the grandparent comment.
It’s definitely worth it. In many states you can do it online for less than $100.
If you wrote a bug that cost one of your clients to loose a sale you could be personally liable for the full amount.
Just spend an hour doing it and don’t risk losing all of your savings. You don’t want to go to court with a company that has many more resources for lawyer than you.
This is a no brainer. Advice saying not to do it is just plain wrong.
It’s ridiculously easy, you pay your taxes almost identically to how you currently do if you make an LLC and are sole owner.
—edit I see you are not in US. My advice is more specific to US.
Hum... Do you really think you can sue Google because of some bug in Gmail? I doubt it. I guess he should put some tos saying he is not responsible for lots of sales because of bugs...
