I think this is a case of pure product market fit. Where you make money despite how poor the experience is as long as the product fulfils a need. There is a pr

I think this is a case of pure product market fit. Where you make money despite how poor the experience is as long as the product fulfils a need. There is a problem, you fill that problem and people are willing to pay to have that problem solved. "Quality of experience" really starts playing a role with competitors.