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Because then you have to explain why it works for them and not for you and that it’s not your fault, straight in your marketing.
by pjerem 5y ago
Because then you have to explain why it works for them and not for you and that it’s not your fault, straight in your marketing.
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoYeah but making money off ~55% of the mobile userbase seems better than 100% of nothing.
- vineyardmike 5y agoIts a bank. People will pay and use money either way. Its a feature improvement, not an original feature. If they just avoid the headaches, they don't lose anything really.
- Groxx 5y agoAt the cost of reducing the opinion of your company for anyone who has problems. Whether or not that's a worthwhile tradeoff: I dunno! No doubt it depends on exact numbers, lifetime expected value, potential word-of-mouth damage, etc.
- m-p-3 5y agoPut a notice when setting up the app that because of Apple's limitation on NFC that the feature is unavailable.