The Skype thing could be due to legal pressure. Biz can be misconstrued as tax avoidance / money laundering if "tokens" never expire, etc
I wonder how much money policies like this save. It's hard to imagine that these policies are really worth it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14691465 …pic.twitter.com/RUtcAfDL4Q
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If anything, the legal pressure is in the other direction -- they changed their policy after settling a class action lawsuit on the matter.
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credits aren't seized, they're deactivated after 180 days, reactivate to get them back but no loss of funds
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As mentioned in the link and in another reply, that policy was enacted after Skype settled a class action lawsuit on this.
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Is there such a thing as "bottom line commitment theater"?
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