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Hm if he has 1.8 million subscribers, I wonder how small is " small amount of revenue from his affiliate links" for him.
by mda 3y ago
Hm if he has 1.8 million subscribers, I wonder how small is " small amount of revenue from his affiliate links" for him.
- norman784 3y agoHe says in the video an approximate amount, I don't remember exactly the number, but he said that his energy bill is 4x the amount he gets from the affiliate program.
- nonethewiser 3y agoApparently he also said its a few hundred per month. So his energy bill is over $800?
- rany_ 3y agoHe operates a business, so that's not surprising.
- alfredbez 3y ago> "This account makes me a few hundert dollars a month" source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcohq313q00&t=268s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcohq313q00&t=268s
- zyx321 3y agoIt's in the video. Several hundred dollars per month. Not a lot of money compared to what he makes off his youtube channel, or off his for Macbook repair business with six employees. He's mad that he got banned for an obviously fake reason, not because of the money.
- mavhc 3y agoAnd stupid on Amazon's part, did they think this will make him shut up about Amazon? Or cause more bad publicity
- plagiarist 3y agoIsn't it just retaliation for sake of retaliation? The company won't be financially affected either way. I wouldn't be surprised at all if some fragile ego called this in.
- kevin_thibedeau 3y ago> The company won't be financially affected either way. Until the FTC or his Representative start to cost them real money.
- plagiarist 3y agoI hope so, but I doubt anything of the sort will happen.
- sidewndr46 3y agoIf anything I'd expect the federal government to give them a pat on the head.
- ryandrake 3y agoEven if it was clearly against the law, the most they'd probably get is a letter in the mail from the government that says "Pretty please, with sugar on top, could you write us a letter telling us at least that you will try to break the law less?" The US treats lawbreaking megacorps with kid gloves.