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posted by [identity profile] unrequitedthai.livejournal.com at 03:48am on 25/03/2010
Whereas, I'd click the $10 button because I don't really give a damn whether my Paypal button is telling the truth or not; it costs me half as much, and that means like what, an extra two lattes? Sweet!
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posted by [identity profile] unrequitedthai.livejournal.com at 03:50am on 25/03/2010
The logic here is that, if I can get the same item at two different price points with equal amounts of effort, there is no reason I will choose the higher price point, and I'd find it insulting to my intelligence for a seller to believe I would.
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posted by [identity profile] benlehman.livejournal.com at 05:11am on 25/03/2010
Are you saying "the existence of this is a turn-off" or "I would always pay the lower rate, regardless of my circumstances"?

The former means that the idea needs work, or discarding. I don't really care about the latter. Presumably there will be a share of liars and freeloaders.
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posted by [identity profile] unrequitedthai.livejournal.com at 01:21pm on 25/03/2010
Both. Frankly, I find the very idea of having a 'hardship rate' for an obvious luxury product to be somewhere in the area between insulting and ridiculous.
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