Funds
Salut a tous je sais pas ci vous avait remarquer cette augmentation des funds c'est devenue hors de prix 40€ pour 90.000 funds et 4.55 pour 6000 ca commence a faire très chère la plupart des gans qui ...
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> @Soixie said:
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> Own your own business? EA isn't here for free hand outs, they are here to be greedy and make money.
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Bit weird you're asking personal questions, but i'll humour you - I'm more than qualified to comment on the matter. I'm not asking for "free hand outs" - I'm asking for a review of the costs. You talk about Business 101 - this falls under basic school economics. If you read my post you'd see i've asked about research they've undertaken and such like - the very fact people went through the cheaper route is an indication that the initial price of circa 40 USD wasn't affordable to many - this appears to be supported by comments on here where whole countries feel isolated.
They need a price which is viewed as reasonable by their customers - I presume you're someone who's clued up on pricing principles - It's basic practice. Price out whole countries and you'll be on a downward turn fairly soon in this industry - especially when people used the funds in other countries. There's also people who didn't buy funds due to the costs of them - If they lowered to say $20 USD they could actually find they have a larger customer base.
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> Own your own business? EA isn't here for free hand outs, they are here to be greedy and make money.
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Bit weird you're asking personal questions, but i'll humour you - I'm more than qualified to comment on the matter. I'm not asking for "free hand outs" - I'm asking for a review of the costs. You talk about Business 101 - this falls under basic school economics. If you read my post you'd see i've asked about research they've undertaken and such like - the very fact people went through the cheaper route is an indication that the initial price of circa 40 USD wasn't affordable to many - this appears to be supported by comments on here where whole countries feel isolated.
They need a price which is viewed as reasonable by their customers - I presume you're someone who's clued up on pricing principles - It's basic practice. Price out whole countries and you'll be on a downward turn fairly soon in this industry - especially when people used the funds in other countries. There's also people who didn't buy funds due to the costs of them - If they lowered to say $20 USD they could actually find they have a larger customer base.
