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It's interesting to me that #5 indicates the price was $100. I look at the site 4 hours later and the price has dropped to $49, with little to no indication th
by gregd 13y ago
It's interesting to me that #5 indicates the price was $100. I look at the site 4 hours later and the price has dropped to $49, with little to no indication that this is an introductory price, more like a permanent price drop.
This affects me in two negative ways, in addition to the others that onion2k mentions. One is that you haven't properly vetted what someone is willing to pay for your services and two, you don't give a shit about your paying customers.
Say on the off-chance I signed up for your service 5 hours ago at the $100 rate and 5 hours later, you change the rate to $49, would you automatically refund me 50% of what I paid you? Would you hope I didn't notice? Would I be shit out of luck? Would I have to bring it to your attention?
- rk0567 13y agoyou're right! I'm fixing it in next push (few minutes). I had few paying customers a month ago, so I think the idea/payment model may work. Suddenly, the signup rate dropped to almost zero (this month) while the organic visitors has increased, so I was trying to figure out the possible reasons.