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It was not an argument, but a statement. If one model (pay as you go) causes harm to the whole industry (people know believe hearing aids do not work) then why

• thegrimmest 5y ago
  I'm suggesting the model to use should be decided individually by members of the industry, not imposed on the industry as a whole. If some orgs want to use pay-as-you-go that's fine. If others want to offer more comprehensive service, that's fine too. I'm arguing for allowing the interactions to take place, even if some choices made are suboptimal.
  • jrace 5y ago
    They can. As far as I know (at least for Canada, circa 2015) there were no laws or regs stating how, what or when to charge for services. --other than some kind of return period.
• aidenn0 5y ago
  Because it's easier to get someone to pay $100 for something they aren't sure will work (and then have their beliefs confirmed) than to get someone to pay $1000 for something they aren't sure will work (and then have their beliefs refuted)?
  • thegrimmest 5y ago
    I think it depends on the someone in question
  • jrace 5y ago
    Would you rather pay $100 for something you are not sure will work...or would you rather ay $0.00 to try it first? And then still be able to return it at least within the first 30 days of paying for it?