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Blendle gives you your money back if you don't like an article, no questions asked. It works quite well I'd say.
by MrBuddyCasino 10y ago
Blendle gives you your money back if you don't like an article, no questions asked. It works quite well I'd say.
- cocktailpeanuts 10y agoMaybe for you money is more valuable than time, and that's fine, but I was talking about time, not money.
- MrBuddyCasino 10y agoThey send you daily mails with the best articles and describe their content and why you should read them. Articles can be 'liked', and very popular ones go into a weekly (monthly/yearly) Best Of. Its certainly not uncurated.
- cocktailpeanuts 10y ago> The problem with the "pay for quality article regardless of where they come from" theory is that you don't know what "quality" is until you have already consumed it. If you read my comment above, that's basically what I'm saying. You are delegating your quality judgment to Blendle, so you are not paying for quality articles "regardless of where they come from". You are paying for quality articles that Blendle sent you. You know it's worth your time to go through the list because you trust Blendle's reputation.
- anamoulous 10y ago"News on spec" doesn't sounds like a great business model.