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So you have no qualms with paying 30% more just for the convenience of doing it in-app? Would you feel ok finding out afterwards that you’d save $40 by not pay
by jiofih 6y ago
So you have no qualms with paying 30% more just for the convenience of doing it in-app? Would you feel ok finding out afterwards that you’d save $40 by not paying with Apple? It’s a shitty consumer experience either way (not having the option, or paying more).
- scarface74 6y agoWell, there are a lot of places where consumers pay more for convenience. In fact, you almost always pay more for items in “convenience stores”. You even pay more for the cold drink in the check out isle at grocery store than you do for the same amount of drink in the aisle. How much more do you pay for recessions at the movie theater than by going to the dollar store before hand and putting the candy in your or your SO’s purse? I’ve found out later that I could get items cheaper by doing comparison shopping all the time. There are also times I purposefully pay more for convenience.