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If your business depends on people not reading things, then yes, your business is a scam. And generally speaking, things which "feel scuzzy", are.
by etchalon 13y ago
If your business depends on people not reading things, then yes, your business is a scam.
And generally speaking, things which "feel scuzzy", are.
- drob 13y agoIf you seem like you'd describe your customers as "suckers", I don't want anything to do with you or your business.
- jessedhillon 13y agoAlmost all commercial software, movies and pretty much the entire licensing business model are scams then. Nobody reads the EULAs or equivalent thereof. And if people did read them, and consider thoroughly their implications, then you might see significant drop offs in purchases. Then again this is HN so that sentiment may actually garner a lot of support.
- drob 13y agoThat's different. For most software and movies, people not reading legalese isn't the core of your business. You make money on people buying your DVD, not on gotchas buried in license agreements. (Or, at least, I hope.) JustFab is different. JustFab's viability depends on people not reading the fine print on the side. As I understand it, their "VIP Program" is their main differentiator.