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[...] paying a $2/mo subscription fee. I am not so delusional as to think that 75% of people will opt for the subscription [...] Which is weird in itself, not
by danbruc 5y ago
[...] paying a $2/mo subscription fee. I am not so delusional as to think that 75% of people will opt for the subscription [...]
Which is weird in itself, not exactly sure how we ended up in this spot. People in a restaurant or a bar are never thinking whether they should order another drink that will be gone in a couple of minutes based on the costs but they refuse to spend one dollar on buying a mobile game that they play for hours and hours and that forces them to watch an ad every minute.
- melomal 5y agoBecause people like products and tangible things. Look at the Apple accessories - overpriced, overengineered yet people will happily overpay, lose it and then pay for it again. Ask someone for £3 for a full vehicle check to know if it's been stolen, crashed, written off, still on finance (basically major headaches) is way too much of an ask. An example that I have is my project that does the above. 300 free checks and 5 premium checks 6 months later, I still scratch my head at how people are scared of buying 2nd hand cars but literally do nothing to protect themselves.