If there was meaningful choice in this space, they wouldn't act this way. Companies that have to deal with the possibility of their customers going to a competitor, generally have better customer service and better customer systems.
Large businesses are absolutely notorious for stiffing small businesses. They overcharge and underpay all the time. Businesses often have employees devoted to chasing down invoices.
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Unconscionable for a 1.3T company to behave this way towards a small business.
If there was meaningful choice in this space, they wouldn't act this way. Companies that have to deal with the possibility of their customers going to a competitor, generally have better customer service and better customer systems.
Which is a really good argument for breaking up companies the size of Meta.
Large businesses are absolutely notorious for stiffing small businesses. They overcharge and underpay all the time. Businesses often have employees devoted to chasing down invoices.
That is free market capitalism as we have it... And big companies working like this is one reason why they are big.