Author: Dragos Gabudeanu
Date: 12:16:15 10/30/98
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On October 30, 1998 at 12:04:15, Mark Young wrote: >On October 30, 1998 at 11:43:56, Robert Ericsson wrote: > >>Okey, skip the laws of Economics (supply and demand; willingness to pay; >>consumer and supplier surplus etc.) for a while. Isn't there and old saying "the >>consumer is always right"? Anyone who has ever thought of the meaning of this? >> >>Well, let us put it this way: there is an old saying (of Economics of course...) >>that goes something like "every unsatisfied costumer will share his thoughts >>with 30 other persons". That is, he will tell his family and friends and they >>will in their turn tell their family and friends etc. >> >>Let's just say that Schröder better starts paying his customers back (those who >>have already upgrade to Rebel 10 the first two weeks). If not, he will most >>certainly be out of the market within a years time or so. >> >>"The market has no memory" is an old rule for those who buy/sell shares on the >>share market. Unfortunately all buyers of chess programs will remember >>Schröder's handling of this price drop. If he not change his mind rather >>quickly, that is... >> > >I agree with what you said here. I will not be a first supporter of Rebel >products again. Why should we, if we don't buy it maybe the price will drop to >$10. I think I will hold out for that price next time before I buy any Rebel >software again. > >I was buying Rebel EOC, but not now. When I see the price drop to $10 for Rebel >EOC. Then I will buy it. It cost about $60 now, but in a few weeks I'm sure it >will be down to $10. Sarcastic, right? >>Robert Ericsson >>Owner of Rebel 9 (not Rebel 10)
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