I saw a joke a while back about a new startup. Their business was selling dollar bills, and their model was to start by charging $0.75 to drum up business. Onc

I saw a joke a while back about a new startup. Their business was selling dollar bills, and their model was to start by charging $0.75 to drum up business. Once they had a large user base and a well-tested service, they were going to raise prices to $1.25 to become profitable. (MoviePass might be a good idea, but it looks like almost all the value they actually offered came from the unsustainable pricing.)