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If you're nitpicking, then I guess technically it's a loss on profit ...
by jklp 14y ago
If you're nitpicking, then I guess technically it's a loss on profit ...
- trhtrsh 14y agoNo, the point is that for these users, the vendor loses the $1 or whatever worth of hosting costs, not the $50 or whatever retail price.
- belorn 14y agoThe costs are also very difficult to determine, where $1 sounds a bit high to me. Lets try to do some random estimates for a random game: 30% of the users wont touch the game whatsoever, and will just have it on their "list". Of the buyers, 0.5% will require some sort of support effort in relation , where 65% are handled by the auto-response and 30% by the first email by an employe. Say a total of 5,000 downloads are from this "free" coupon for any specific game title. Would $500 or $5000 sound closers to the actually hosting/support cost that the publisher has.
- trhtrsh 14y agoNo, the point is that for these users, the vendor loses the $1 or whatever worth of hosting costs, not the $50 or whatever retail price.