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A potential way to solve this is randomness. Instead of every customer paying $3 per month, every customer has a 10% chance of paying $30 per month.
by howling 7y ago
A potential way to solve this is randomness. Instead of every customer paying $3 per month, every customer has a 10% chance of paying $30 per month.
- zdragnar 7y agoRandomness that only punishes? So you're essentially saying that typical annual cost is going to be 63 a year, but if you are unlucky it could easily be over 120, and your best case scenario is 36? I have to imagine most people would pass.
- howling 7y agoThe best case scenario to a customer in a year is that he pays exactly 0, which happens with probability (0.9)^12.
- wolco 7y agoDoes that one person return the item and try again for it to be free?