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Yes, such a scam. 200K happy customers and refundable deposit. But it's Musks' so it must be a scam.
by svet_0 5y ago
Yes, such a scam. 200K happy customers and refundable deposit. But it's Musks' so it must be a scam.
- dogleash 5y ago>200K happy customers You're defining "happy" as "not quite pissed off enough to leave". That's exactly the kind of game which (when compounded) makes fed-up people call things scams.
- svet_0 5y ago> You're defining "happy" as "not quite pissed off enough to leave" No I'm not, I literally mean happy. Starlink is by far the best ROI internet option for many.
- dogleash 5y agoI assume they run the gamut from maximally happy, to whatever their threshold for leaving is. Which is why I used a tautological descriptor. You're taking a plausibly-most-likely scenario and using it to cast an assumption about the emotional state of hundreds of thousands of people. Don't you think you might be talking out of your ass?
- svet_0 5y agoNo, I personally verified with each and every one of them that their emotional state is happy and that they're not running any gamut.
- sam0x17 5y ago"happy" would be "yes, I'd use this in favor of fiber". No satellite customer is truly happy, no matter how good the product is, unless they are on a boat or truck.
- sam0x17 5y agoOnly 200k happy customers when it was promised to be "fully live, nationwide, for all customers" next month more than a year ago with repeated similar promises this fall. And my relatives are not wealthy people -- this was half of their income for a particular month so at this point they'll be damned if they lose their place in line. They have no other choice -- not even DSL options in their area and the other satellite services have been so expensive and unreliable. They are completely at his mercy, and I feel like it's my fault for suggesting it.