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It may be an option, but as a consumer, why would this be the optimal answer? All this does is hide costs for you. This is a problem with service. If the servi
by c0wb0yc0d3r 5y ago
It may be an option, but as a consumer, why would this be the optimal answer? All this does is hide costs for you.
This is a problem with service. If the service doesn't want to fix it, then that sounds like a potential market opportunity, no? I'm new to thinking about the business side, but it seems like I want to remove any obstacle I can preventing a customer from using my service.
- convolvatron 5y agoit takes a little getting used to. the key here it thats alot easier to convince your customers that any flaws in your service are just 'the way it is' rather than even attempt to do anything about them.