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Roku has done the same thing with their appliance. If anyone from Roku is listening, I would pay a significant premium to never again see an ad.
by andrewla 3y ago
Roku has done the same thing with their appliance. If anyone from Roku is listening, I would pay a significant premium to never again see an ad.
- teeray 3y agoAnd advertisers will pay more than whatever that premium is to target you who have the disposable income to pay for ad-free experiences.
- hightrix 3y agoAnd if there is no way to pay for a truly ad-free experience, then I'll just make an ad-free experience myself by not paying anything and pirating everything. Piracy is nearly always a service problem. I'm happy to pay for content, but will not pay for content twice and I will not watch ads. If those options are not available, then I'll just take what I want and the service provder will get zero dollars and zero ad viewership rather than some dollars and zero ad viewership.
- jimmydddd 3y agoi once bought a 1st or second gen Kindle on sale ($20 off). It would put a static add on the home page when turned off. To get rid of thne ad, I had to pay $20.