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#2From the FAQ: »You can also become a paying customer with a subscription fee of 0.99€ per month.«
Why not be honest and simply call it €1?
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#3From the FAQ: »You can also become a paying customer with a subscription fee of 0.99€ per month.« Why not be honest and simply call it €1?
We thought .99€ sounds a bit cheaper than 1€. But we will take the 1€ :) :)
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#4From the FAQ: »You can also become a paying customer with a subscription fee of 0.99€ per month.« Why not be honest and simply call it €1?
We thought .99€ sounds a bit cheaper than 1€. But we will take the 1€ :) :)
Yes, using .99 is a cheap a common trick to fool people into thinking that something is cheaper than it is. Very few merchants use honest prices. It would do you honour if you did.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
We thought .99€ sounds a bit cheaper than 1€. But we will take the 1€ :) :)
Yes, using .99 is a cheap a common trick to fool people into thinking that something is cheaper than it is. Very few merchants use honest prices. It would do you honour if you did.
It's .99. Not one euro. And for the services that we will offer is really a honest price we believe.
Re: Dikalo – Messaging the right way. No sign up required
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, using .99 is a cheap a common trick to fool people into thinking that something is cheaper than it is. Very few merchants use honest prices. It would do you honour if you did.
It's .99. Not one euro. And for the services that we will offer is really a honest price we believe.
All I'm saying is: You would look more honest if you charged €1 instead of €0.99 (which is practically the same amount, except .99 is chosen to trick people into thinking that it's cheaper).
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's .99. Not one euro. And for the services that we will offer is really a honest price we believe.
All I'm saying is: You would look more honest if you charged €1 instead of €0.99 (which is practically the same amount, except .99 is chosen to trick people into thinking that it's cheaper).
We will charge exactly .99. Not a cent more than that :)