You're being disingenuous.
He can't be both:
" the grandpa, not tech-savvy are ignorant "
and
"fully informed"
Do you see the problem?
I said I think FULLY INFORMED customers are willing to pay that much, then it is not immoral.
I don't think this service would have had (hardly?) any fully informed customers. So it was a dumb plan.
" because he does not know any better, he can't 'google'"
This person would not qualify as "fully-informed", and thus, has no bearing on my comment or on this discussion.
PS - Again, I think this service was a very dumb idea. But not a scam. Just dumb and a PR nightmare.
Dump?
If Jerry can do such a dump act twice, then he is not trust worthy either.
So, whether the act was unintentional and dump or intentional and malicious, this person is to be questioned and not fully trusted.
Why do we keep supporting the stupid and unhelpful above the smart and helpful?
"Why do we keep supporting the stupid and unhelpful above the smart and helpful?"
Because this is a social media platform, and Facebook is making billions upon billions off the stupid and unhelpful.
Follow the money.
lol
Not quite sure how I am being insincere or not candid, but I agree the service was a bad idea. Individuals can only decide for themselves what they perceive his intent to be
You're calling out the users as "Grandpa", but then talking about fully informed customers. They can't be the same thing.
Otherwise, I'm on board with all you said in this comment.