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You’re not paying to enjoy the content, you’re paying to experience the content. And as long as you had the opportunity to experience the content, you’ve gotte
by bena 3y ago
You’re not paying to enjoy the content, you’re paying to experience the content.
And as long as you had the opportunity to experience the content, you’ve gotten what you paid for.
I don’t see “I don’t like it” as a valid reason for a refund.
- amelius 3y ago> You’re not paying to enjoy the content, you’re paying to experience the content. Not sure about others, but I'm not.
- bena 3y agoYour personal opinion on the matter has little weight here. It doesn't matter what you think you're paying for or should be paying for, the fact of the matter is that you're paying for the effort people put in bringing that to you. So you are, whether you want to be or not.
- goatlover 3y agoWould you make the same argument for a sporting, theatrical or music event? That you should be refunded if you didn't enjoy it?
- amelius 3y agoDoes it matter? Sounds to me like an apples and oranges comparison. If I read an article in the NYT then I'm paying for what I took away from it, not for the amount of time that it allowed me to kill.