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Trying to recoup their expenses from spending so much (too much?) on the Rings?
by luckystarr 3y ago
Trying to recoup their expenses from spending so much (too much?) on the Rings?
- fnordpiglet 3y agoFrom the article it sounds like trying to make more from the remaining user base after people cancelled subscriptions during 2022 for living expenses. Presumably the remainding people are less price sensitive. It does seem like a pretty significant increase in price though - something like 30% increase to avoid ads. I only watch a few prime series, so my plan will be to only upgrade during months they release new seasons and downgrade as soon as I’m finished.
- dcow 3y agoI need the next Reacher to drop, and soon.
- jlmorton 3y ago> after people cancelled subscriptions during 2022 for living expenses. Not sure where this is coming from. Amazon Prime subscriptions did not decline, they increased slightly over that period [1]: * 2020 142.5 million * 2021 151.9 million * 2022 157.4 million * 2023 161.7 million [1] https://backlinko.com/amazon-prime-users https://backlinko.com/amazon-prime-users