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No, they would just say "i rented a movie", even if it's in perpetuity, that makes things way more clear. But people read "buy", so they bought.
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y ago
No, they would just say "i rented a movie", even if it's in perpetuity, that makes things way more clear. But people read "buy", so they bought.
- freejazz 3y agoNo one rents movies in perpetuity. People rented movies from blockbuster, and they charged you fees if you brought it back late.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y agoNo, everybody who bought a digital movie rented it in perpetuity (until license is withdrawn), so the point is just getting people to use a different language by changing the button