sales2099 said:
Clearly you have zero concept of how a poor family functions. Well....neither do I, but I know they literally have to pinch every penny. However even poor families want to have fun. This deal makes gaming more affordable. They pay more long run but the monthly price is doable. This whole thing is an experiment. And you left of cell phones, which is more comparable to this then car/house buying. |
As you admit, clearly you don't know how poor families function. Because this isn't aimed at poor families.
Poor families don't really have $15 a month spare to be paying off a 360, and if for argument's sake they did manage to scrape up $15 per month to pay the monthly 360 bill they certainly have nothing left to buy that one thing which is essential for making a game console worth having: games. I suppose the poor family gets Kinect Adventures with the deal, so they are faced with only being able to play Kinect Adventures for the next 2 years. Not a prospect I'd be looking forward to.
And poor families don't have internet, so even the service they are paying for is useless to them. Lots of poor families don't have TVs either.
This isn't a deal for minimum wage / welfare families, this is more a deal for median / average wage families.
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