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Cards Against Humanity has made more than $12 million

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Re: Cards Against Humanity has made more than $12 million

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The less travelled path - figuring out how to do it with fewer people so you can stay in control. Kudos to them for thinking for themselves.

Quote: 'And it’s dawning on them that they’re doing something impressive. “We’re doing a lot of stuff that no one has done before,” Hantoot reflects. “I do think we’re sort of proof that if you streamlined your business enough, you could do a big thing with a few people.”'

Re: Cards Against Humanity has made more than $12 million

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I gave CAH (and expansion packs) as stocking stuffers for xmas and they were extremely well received.

What they say on the tin is true -- you feel like a horrible person when you play the game, which is extremely cathartic.

Hell, they even did a pay what you want for a small package of Christmas themed cards and pretty sure they pulled a 70k profit from that maneuver, despite ~25% percent paying $0.

Their average credit card fee was $0.43 per transaction. Ouch!

http://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/holidaystats/

Re: Cards Against Humanity has made more than $12 million

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post #3

I gave CAH (and expansion packs) as stocking stuffers for xmas and they were extremely well received. What they say on the tin is true -- you feel like a horrible person when you play the game, which is extremely cathartic. Hell, they even did a pay what you want for a small package of Christmas themed cards and pretty sure they pulled a 70k profit from that maneuver, despite ~25% percent paying $0. Their average cre…

Yeah, processing credit cards is an absolute pain for vendors. American Express are probably the worst for vendors.
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