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I can't think of another business (outside of promotional activities) that requires you to accept something you don't want to reduce the price. It does seem li
by everdev 8y ago
I can't think of another business (outside of promotional activities) that requires you to accept something you don't want to reduce the price.
It does seem like a breakdown in their pricing logic rather than anything injurious the passenger did.
- owie829 8y agoCable. Regular internet is frequently more expensive than the same speed internet + basic cable.
- everdev 8y agoAh, right! I actually pay more to not have cable, I forgot about that.
- artursapek 8y agoThis makes a little more sense though, because presumably the cable companies get some kick back for delivering the ad network to more homes.
- patch_cable 8y agoComcast Internet in the United States. I technically have a VoIP phone because it made my internet cheaper than if I signed up for internet alone.
- xiphias2 8y agoIn Switzerland / Swisscom internet vs landline it's the same.
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- lysp 8y ago> I can't think of another business (outside of promotional activities) that requires you to accept something you don't want to reduce the price. I've done it occasionally on shopping sites. Product A - $48 Shipping - $10 Free shipping for orders over $50. So I'll pick a random $2 item that I don't want and save $8 on the final price.
- tomp 8y agoBut that’s because shopping sites are retarded. Obviously the economically sensible (and environmentally friendly) solution is to only charge min(shipping fee, free shipping cutoff - current price).
- vinni2 8y agoI have done worse things. Buy two items 12€ And 18€ to qualify for free shipping then return 18€ item. It has worked with amazon so far.