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Well presumably they give money to Apple. That could have been structured as a lump sum putting costs up front. Plus you've got marketing and stuff. Then youve
by benj111 4y ago
Well presumably they give money to Apple. That could have been structured as a lump sum putting costs up front. Plus you've got marketing and stuff. Then youve potentially got referral fees for 3rd parties, and perhaps introductory bonuses/gifts/cashback that could be treated as a cost of acquisition
If the fixed costs arent amortized over enough customers it can build up.