> The magic of bundle economics allows consumers to get more for less Sometimes, yes, but sometimes it's basically a scam that relies on consumers having few o

> The magic of bundle economics allows consumers to get more for less Sometimes, yes, but sometimes it's basically a scam that relies on consumers having few options and low negotiating power. Companies always want to come as close as possible to charging you without providing anything in return. Phone companies prefer to charge you for potential minutes for month, rather than actual minutes used, as then customers pay for the purely theoretical unused minutes. Cable companies prefer to bundle channels because you have to pay for the ones you don't watch.