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What's the problem?
by differentView 3y ago
What's the problem?
- bearjaws 3y ago100 Pokecoins for 0.99 yet also selling 550 Pokecoins for 6.99! 0.99 * 6 = 600 Pokecoins for $5.99 550 poke coins is $6.99 So more money for less tokens when you buy 'more'
- HDThoreaun 3y agoTheir goal is to maximize profit. Not to make the pricing "fair"
- accoil 3y agoAre the bigger packs selling? Could very well be working as intended.
- jaywalk 3y agoYou can buy 600 coins by purchasing 100 coins x6 for $5.94, more than $1 less than the cost of 550 coins.
- differentView 3y agoIs that not an intentional decoy pricing to make people think the 100 coin deal is a good deal?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- georgeecollins 3y agoNewsflash: If you are a game company this is a feature not a bug. Also, if you want to get into a mobile game dark pattern try this: - 100 coins 0.99, 550 coins $6.99 After you buy 100 coins pricing switches to: - 100 coins 1.49, 550 coins $6.99 Usually you have mechanics like that with pseudo currency, not actual $ because it is too obvious. But understand their are no accidents in pricing at that level of development.