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Presuming that there’s a market for this service, which will support your recommendation, is reckless, and ill-informed. Please, don’t listen to this person.
by austinshea 6y ago
Presuming that there’s a market for this service, which will support your recommendation, is reckless, and ill-informed.
Please, don’t listen to this person.
You’ll lose all of the ground you have gained, in the hopes of attaining something that does not exist.
- dvt 6y ago> Presuming that there’s a market for this service, which will support your recommendation, is reckless, and ill-informed. They're making 8k a month with a product that their own customers are saying is criminally underpriced. How can you possibly entertain the idea that there's no market for this service?
- austinshea 6y agoThere is a market. What I said is that there isn't a market which will support the recommendation.