You make a good point for Jobs / Apartments method.
But dating sites are dating sites. They get a membership as promised.
It might not be the best dating site in the world with 2 billion active women, so if they don't like it-- they can refund or not rebill.
A lawnmower and software are materialistic. There is no value to someone wanting to hook up and its not an item, its a thought/suggestion.
I could go to a club and bring a girl back to my house, the whole time she could be thinking "Omg im gonna be hooking up with a young baller" ... then as soon as her pants come off. I could say "Hmm.. Actually I don't want to". Even though she bought me 4 jager bombs and a couple shots of 151.. thats her fault.
But dating sites are dating sites. They get a membership as promised.
It might not be the best dating site in the world with 2 billion active women, so if they don't like it-- they can refund or not rebill.
A lawnmower and software are materialistic. There is no value to someone wanting to hook up and its not an item, its a thought/suggestion.
I could go to a club and bring a girl back to my house, the whole time she could be thinking "Omg im gonna be hooking up with a young baller" ... then as soon as her pants come off. I could say "Hmm.. Actually I don't want to". Even though she bought me 4 jager bombs and a couple shots of 151.. thats her fault.
senario 3
- you see an ad in the paper for a free lawnmower some guy's selling on CL.
- he makes you fill out a 'free credit report' to make sure you're 'not a criminal that's gonna rip him off'
- two weeks later, there's no lawnmower, the guy disappears, and your credit card was charged for a recurring service....for an item that never existed in the first place.
senario 4
- you see an ad on BHW for a software that will get your website to page 1 of google
- you give the guy $200
- he disappears with your money...no software...or it some freeware he got off of a torrent site.
i can go on and on, but i think the post here is that most ewhores are promising something in return for something. if you're gonna offer something, you better be ready to offer something
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