500 for $6.25 and 1000 for $12.50 and so on. $62.50 for 5000.
Shouldn't we get a better deal for buying 1000 or 5000, as opposed to 500? There should be an incentive here for purchasing more than what I need. The individual cost of points should be less if I'm buying in bulk.
This is marketing 101 guys.
Any other thoughts on the prices for Cryptic points?
500 for $6.25 and 1000 for $12.50 and so on. $62.50 for 5000.
Shouldn't we get a better deal for buying 1000 or 5000, as opposed to 500? There should be an incentive here for purchasing more than what I need. The individual cost of points should be less if I'm buying in bulk.
This is marketing 101 guys.
Any other thoughts on the prices for Cryptic points?
my idea, but hey they have Atari with them , so I aint surprised I mean it is hard to be worse at marketing than Atari is.
500 for $6.25 and 1000 for $12.50 and so on. $62.50 for 5000.
Shouldn't we get a better deal for buying 1000 or 5000, as opposed to 500? There should be an incentive here for purchasing more than what I need. The individual cost of points should be less if I'm buying in bulk.
This is marketing 101 guys.
Any other thoughts on the prices for Cryptic points?
That is usually the way it goes. The more you buy the cheaper the price....
Cryptic and Atari must not have any MBA's working for them.
You would think when you create points out of thin air you can use basic ecomonic pricing structures...
500 for $6.25 and 1000 for $12.50 and so on. $62.50 for 5000.
Shouldn't we get a better deal for buying 1000 or 5000, as opposed to 500? There should be an incentive here for purchasing more than what I need. The individual cost of points should be less if I'm buying in bulk.
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my idea, but hey they have Atari with them , so I aint surprised I mean it is hard to be worse at marketing than Atari is.
That is usually the way it goes. The more you buy the cheaper the price....
Cryptic and Atari must not have any MBA's working for them.
You would think when you create points out of thin air you can use basic ecomonic pricing structures...
Yah because everyone knows atari is evil!!!! Microsoft charges the exact same price for microsoft points too. It's a conspiracy!!!!
No, that would be econ 101.