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And quite possibly a lack of interest from the customers of their site.
by losteric 8y ago
And quite possibly a lack of interest from the customers of their site.
- LeonM 8y agoAgreed. It's not like Ferarri is going to lose a (potential) customer because their site loads a bit slow.
- jim-jim-jim 8y agoIt definitely doesn't matter with Ferrari because I doubt people buy cars directly through their site, but I've gotten into spats with art/fashion people who make terrible web stores that shit the bed the moment you're on a spotty connection. Their justification is unironically "we don't make products for poor people, so who cares what our site looks like on a bad signal," which I find really odd—do people with means never travel or something?
- RaceWon 8y agoRight, nor will they need PR from G like the rest of us do. I mean are people typing in "Fast cars I can't afford" to find Ferarri online?