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30,000 names at $1 per is a pretty poor business model. I go with the "crappy puzzle from a clueless company" explanation.
by michael_dorfman 17y ago
30,000 names at $1 per is a pretty poor business model.
I go with the "crappy puzzle from a clueless company" explanation.
- alt219 17y agoThat assumes the list only ever is sold (or licensed) once.
- GrandMasterBirt 17y ago+ $200 a puzzle + other products. Not too shabby for a potentially 1-2 man operation.
- mrbad101 17y agoI said, a run of the mill name and number could net you a dollar. These names/numbers aren't. Granted lots of people use bogus names and numbers, but the vast majority aren't going to that purchase an item of this value. Yes, before you say it, I realize that nobody here does, and nobody you know does, and blah blah blah. In the real world, most people do. I wouldn't be in business if they didn't. I'm going to go with a crappy response, from a clueless person.