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IDK if that holds. If pricing is such that people would probably pay more, then the business will raise the price. The fact that they're getting free money from
by daxfohl 3y ago
IDK if that holds. If pricing is such that people would probably pay more, then the business will raise the price. The fact that they're getting free money from zombie subscriptions doesn't really change things.
Though perhaps you could say businesses then actively reduce pricing to keep things just under the zombie radar, but that's even more effed up: it means the pricing strategy is such that zombie accounts are actually the business's goal, not just a side effect.
- bonton89 3y agoI think it does. The amount of effort people will put in and outrage that will ensue is going to scale up with the price of the service. So there is probably a careful identified max here. But they also use the "only $2 for the first 6 months" thing to get you hooked first and then wait for you to become complacent and forget about it.