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I wonder if anyone would sell it for $2. I bet they made their market research to come up with this ridiculous number for what they are asking to do to.
by system2 4y ago
I wonder if anyone would sell it for $2. I bet they made their market research to come up with this ridiculous number for what they are asking to do to.
- ArtemZ 4y agoMy wife is unemployed (and I don't think manual QA engineer without experience within the country is employable anymore) and trying to save every penny here and there, so it might actually work for her.
- jojobas 4y agoI bet they divided the expected profit from having the data by the number of users and then by 2 for good measure.
- GuB-42 4y agoNot me because I have no money problem but if I did, why not? It not much but the way I understand it, it is basically free money, you just check a box and you are tracked more, but other than that, no obligation on your part, and you don't get more ads. Yeah, privacy, but you get tracked anyways, in fact, Amazon already has the most sensitive information about you: they know where you live, they have your credit card, and they know what kind of stuff you buy. If you trust them all that, you might as well send them the ads you see and get your $2. And yeah, I guess they did their research. They probably don't want that many people to enroll in the program, and they are fine with the kind of profile $2 gets them. I don't think the extra data they get is worth more than $2, so I guess they want to enroll just enough people to conduct their market research, not more.
- iudqnolq 4y ago> I don't think the extra data they get is worth more than $2, so I guess they want to enroll just enough people to conduct their market research, not more. Wouldn't they have a massive adverse selection problem unless the money is high enough to convince normies to sign up?