Cloud Storage Pricing Seen as Excessive for Small Storage Tiers
A user complains that cloud storage pricing feels disproportionately high for small storage allotments, especially from a large, well-resourced provider. The complaint is a brief pricing gripe rather than a detailed problem description.
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