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Maybe they aren't trying to people like you, who are likely smart enough to know this service is highly suspect. Maybe they are trying to appeal to the average
by em3rgent0rdr 9y ago
Maybe they aren't trying to people like you, who are likely smart enough to know this service is highly suspect. Maybe they are trying to appeal to the average "bro".
- jimjimjim 9y agothat's a possibility, maybe they are trying to present a persona that will resonate with a particular type of person that will try to 'beat the system' without considering risks. (although I have seen different places with 'about us' pages that look like a frat.)
- gaius 9y agoThey don't just need "mules", they need people with packages to send, they're whose paying for this after all. So whatever company persona would need to appeal to them too - if this were deliberate.
- Klover 9y agoYou can simply have a different front that looks like your average courier service. Call that front Airline Express, where you would try to look professional and trustworthy. Kind of similar to how Nestle has brands that appeal to different groups instead of calling everything Nestle.
- chii 9y agoso you're saying they are trying to get suckers to take all the risk (unknowningly), and profit off that themselves!