Aielyn on 27 June 2012
| Wh1pL4shL1ve_007 said: Yeah, you do end up paying extra for the deal but you get more time in the equation than compared to upfront. Give you time, early access, and cheap up front price in exchange for extra money. But whats your point? Contract "interests" has been done for many years now. What do you expect? Same price for a longer time frame? That will only result in an annual revenue loss. You do understand that this contract is like an investment for a company. You loose revenue per system annually but you get a better outcome in the long run.
I still dont get what all the fuss is about. |
If you're not going to take the time to actually read what my argument was, then there's no point in me continuing to explain myself to you. I already made it clear that paying more isn't the actual problem.
