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A few thousand out of 133,000 isn't a huge percentage. I would say that is bound to happen statistically, and you wouldn't want to divert resources to addressin
by dbul 17y ago
A few thousand out of 133,000 isn't a huge percentage. I would say that is bound to happen statistically, and you wouldn't want to divert resources to addressing it unless it was a significant percentage of your overall. Chances are those people who are willing to go to the effort to maintain multiple accounts wouldn't pay anyway.
- huhtenberg 17y ago> A few thousand out of 133,000 isn't a huge percentage. Also, how many of those multiple accounts are actually using all of their accounts ? I can easily imagine people creating second account after they played around with the service using a throw-away account, and then actually liked it enough to create a 'real' account.