/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55218221
>talks of reparations were merely a distraction from giving spics $15k a year for existing
masterfully done

>>50918451

>>50654603
>Surely this price tag will not generate a return on investment from Amazon Video Subscriptions and LoTR merchandise sold on the Amazon store.
the fucked up thing is that it might, if you consider the long-term. the subscription system as a business model has become increasingly common because people seem like they don't like cancelling their subscriptions unless something really irks them. there's always a "just in case" or another benefit they might get by keeping it, or they may simply forget to cancel. in this way, you can see the importance of building LIFETIME users. to the point of the cost here of a billion dollars, if the cost of prime is 140 a year, they can make that money back if they get 1 million new subscribers that hang around for at least 7 years. considering they already have 200m subscribers, they make enough to fund this series 20 time in a month, and it's not hard to imagine that they'll get to 201m in the time that this series airs and enough hype generates for it, regardless of the actual quality

>>49251000

So tell me, /biz/. What are your methods to steal money from stupid people without breaking the law? This is the internet after all.
I found this today on /a/
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