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Originally posted by Chris Mallick
Correct-a-mundo.
And JMM is, as always, just lying in wait to hate. I could explain this all to you but I have been there and done that with you on this board too many times. You just don't want to get it. So, GFY!
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First of all Chris, inner-city ghetto hiphop language looks silly when spoken by a man of your age and ethnicity.
Secondly, I was not "hating", simply stating my opinion as I see it. The "hype" within our industry would be actionable in other industries. I honestly do not know how it is so tolerated. Well, I do, but that is another thread.
Perhaps you can "clue me in" Chris. What percentage of total chargebacks appear within 90 days of the date of the transaction? What percentage appear within 60 days? What percentage appear within 30 days? I know the answer from my own statistics and it is a single digit. It is not possible to measure the true impact after only 90 days.
How can you honestly measure an increase in retention when a majority of subscribers are still in there first, or second billing period?? If a dramatic increase in retention is noted with such a short time frame, then retention sucked to begin with. Am I wrong Chris? I mean honestly, this is just simple math.
Your post would have been a bit more palatable with a longer time frame.
I guess you don't like me commenting on Epoch. Perhaps I will stop commenting positively about Epoch as well. And yes Chris, there have been many of those.
But hey, what the hell do I know? Cascading billing increases your revenue by $150,000 per week. I guess I am just a hater.