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Pot calling the kettle black, IGE and usFollow

#1 Jan 30 2004 at 12:38 PM Rating: Default
If there is a porift to be made, no matter who it screws, someone will make it. The other day I was complaining to my friend about the bazaar prices, and just like everyone else I complained that buying plat was ruining the economy of this game. His response was something that i think holds dearly true to the heart of this situation:

"Dude, 90% of the people that play EQ nowadays buy plat, the other 10% just dont know they can yet."

I'll admit, I too have made a purchase from IGE because I wanted to get my ranger some decent equipment. And when I did that 6 months ago, the 20k I got went a long way, and I thought hey, how handy is that. Well...I'd go so far as to say I wasn't the only one, and now here we are with inflation and a bunch of people pointing the finger at everyone but themselves.

Now quite honestly in the debate of the EQ economical ethics, everyone is a white-knight claiming that this is a problem that "other people" are causing. I'm thinking that most of us are a hell of a lot more guilty than we all want to play.

EVEN IF your platinum was FREE....:

-You still have to pay a large group of individuals 24/7 to packet sniff things and find the exploits.
-You still need yet another team of at least 46 people on 24/7 to be able to instantly deliver the plat to people on each server.
-You still have to pay for quite a few EQ accounts each month anyway.
-You still have to buy the computers/networking material/bandwidth to acctually DO this.

My point being, running an operation like this on so great a scale that it ruins the economy server-wide can't be cheap. I'm thinking that if everyone out there was on the straight-and-narrow like they all claim to be, we wouldnt be combating nearly the problem we are right now. I'm not pointing any fingers right now, my hands are just as dirty as most peoples here...but jesus lets just be honest about it and give it a rest.

The real bottom line here is this:

This is a company who is POWERED BY US, THE PLAYERS. If it wasn't for us pissing away our dollars and cents anyway, they wouldnt be around. If everyone really hated them like they claim to, IGE wouldnt be around because they couldn't AFFORD TO BE AROUND. Yes IGE is a problem, yes what theyre doing is wrong, but at the same time if they were as unwelcome as we all say they are then they wouldnt be here at all. I think this is probably how SOE feels about the situation too, because they sure as hell cant be oblivious to all these enormous platinum transfers. (Either that or they're ok with letting EQ slide so we all hop on the EQ2 bandwagon)

So what I'm saying is essentially, we have the the most efficient tools to stop this already in our hands. It doesn't take an act by SOE or someone else to ban these websites, we just need everyone to exercise(sp?) some control and just stop buying the platinum, before we totally ruin the point of having plat altogether.

-and thats my 2cp

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#2 Jan 30 2004 at 12:45 PM Rating: Excellent
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I already don't buy plat. I'm doing my part, wooo! Smiley: smile

But, rather than trust the rest of the dinks on EQ to not buy plat and solve the problem, I'd rather see SOE do something about it. I think most people would agree that trusting mankind as a whole to do the right thing as a solution to a problem is a fool's idea.

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"Dude, 90% of the people that play EQ nowadays buy plat, the other 10% just dont know they can yet."
Sounds like a great way to rationalize breaking the rules to yourself and to others.

Most people probably do put the suggested dontation of $8 into the cashbox on the front counter of the museum. But I'll start stiffing it, saying "90% of people stiff the donation box, the other 10% don't realize it's just a donation and that they CAN stiff it." That way my friends won't hassle me about it and, when the museum closes its doors, I can say it was everyone doing it, not just me.

Edited, Fri Jan 30 12:49:55 2004 by Jophiel
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#3 Jan 30 2004 at 12:52 PM Rating: Excellent
few things, i have known about buying pp for $$ for years now, but refuse to cheat the game this way. A it is a breach of the EULA (big deal like soe ******* cares anyways) B. it is cheating and i deplore cheating in games, just as i do IRL.

now to comment on some of what you made lite of:

-You still have to pay a large group of individuals 24/7 to packet sniff things and find the exploits.
-You still need yet another team of at least 46 people on 24/7 to be able to instantly deliver the plat to people on each server.
-You still have to pay for quite a few EQ accounts each month anyway.
-You still have to buy the computers/networking material/bandwidth to acctually DO this.


lets see here. simple you only pay them for the exploits they find, then you give them either a commision, or a flat fee per exploit. not real pricy, thus no hiring of ppl, or paying them for letting their comp run macros.

as for getting ppl their pp, that is a macro deal and nothing more. so no need to pay 46 ppl to do anything, just up and run with a macro program and away you go.

as for paying for EQ accounts, nope they are free from ubisoft(sp), or you just use E-bay accounts or what ever, who cares. $13 a month for X amount of proffit. that is pennies.

bandwidth and computers. hmm bandwidth is basicaly free with either 1 or 2 cable/dsl connections and a router. as for comp, hell most of these are ppl as in line 1 of your statement here that already have this, thus no need to pay anything for what is already in use.

if i hire someone to do work from home on their PC, i am NOT paying them for their PC, or their bandwidth. that is just part of the requirements for working for me.

now that being said, of all the ppl i know in game, a few hundred so not near even 1% of the total population of EQ, none have ever bought pp or items for IRL $$.

to say that 90% of the ppl in game spend irl $$ to buy ingame pp is way to far fetched. i could see the #s reversed maybe, or even as much as 20-30% but no way is it 90%, or EVERYONE would have virtualy unlimited amount of coin in their accounts and EVERYONE would have nothing but UBB3R gear and they DO NOT.
#4 Jan 30 2004 at 12:53 PM Rating: Decent
few things, i have known about buying pp for $$ for years now, but refuse to cheat the game this way. A it is a breach of the EULA (big deal like soe ******* cares anyways) B. it is cheating and i deplore cheating in games, just as i do IRL.

now to comment on some of what you made lite of:

-You still have to pay a large group of individuals 24/7 to packet sniff things and find the exploits.
-You still need yet another team of at least 46 people on 24/7 to be able to instantly deliver the plat to people on each server.
-You still have to pay for quite a few EQ accounts each month anyway.
-You still have to buy the computers/networking material/bandwidth to acctually DO this.


lets see here. simple you only pay them for the exploits they find, then you give them either a commision, or a flat fee per exploit. not real pricy, thus no hiring of ppl, or paying them for letting their comp run macros.

as for getting ppl their pp, that is a macro deal and nothing more. so no need to pay 46 ppl to do anything, just up and run with a macro program and away you go.

as for paying for EQ accounts, nope they are free from ubisoft(sp), or you just use E-bay accounts or what ever, who cares. $13 a month for X amount of proffit. that is pennies.

bandwidth and computers. hmm bandwidth is basicaly free with either 1 or 2 cable/dsl connections and a router. as for comp, hell most of these are ppl as in line 1 of your statement here that already have this, thus no need to pay anything for what is already in use.

if i hire someone to do work from home on their PC, i am NOT paying them for their PC, or their bandwidth. that is just part of the requirements for working for me.

now that being said, of all the ppl i know in game, a few hundred so not near even 1% of the total population of EQ, none have ever bought pp or items for IRL $$.

to say that 90% of the ppl in game spend irl $$ to buy ingame pp is way to far fetched. i could see the #s reversed maybe, or even as much as 20-30% but no way is it 90%, or EVERYONE would have virtualy unlimited amount of coin in their accounts and EVERYONE would have nothing but UBB3R gear and they DO NOT.
#5 Jan 30 2004 at 12:57 PM Rating: Default
Let me make it perfectly clear here (though i thought i already did) that im not on IGE's side. I don't buy plat (anymore) and I'm not trying to be a finger-pointer. What I'm saying is more-or-less that nobody is going to step up and fix this problem for us when in essence we have created it ourselves.

Gratz to you for not buying pp Jophiel, your one of the few. But at the same time nobody is going to (or should have to) clear this problem up for us, when we are fueling it in the first place.

I agree, IGE needs to go away, but I think its up to us, the players, not SOE.

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#6 Jan 30 2004 at 1:08 PM Rating: Default
Singdall you have some interesting points. But on the whole I don't think that some guy in Honk Kong witha few of his buddies are ******** EQ's economy from their basement for little or no overhead. For this to become as large scale as it is, I get the feeling there is something of a business atmosphere to it. When ur in another country...a lot of our laws can't apply, so I imagine SOE probably couldn't touch these guys even if they wanted to.

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to say that 90% of the ppl in game spend irl $$ to buy ingame pp is way to far fetched. i could see the #s reversed maybe, or even as much as 20-30% but no way is it 90%, or EVERYONE would have virtualy unlimited amount of coin in their accounts and EVERYONE would have nothing but UBB3R gear and they DO NOT.
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Well, yes and no. Yes a lot of people buy plat, way more than 20 or 30%, if it was really that low we wouldnt see 80-200% inflation in the bazaar. And just because you buy plat doesnt mean you somehow have an infinite supply of money from then on. IGE right now sells 20kpp on my server for 24.99. However something like 500,000pp is 579.99. Most people can afford to toss 25 bucks to IGE and go pick up a few twink items for their alts or what-have-you, but then theyre broke again.

The 90% isnt something im saying to be true, im just saying it kinda got me thinking, there wouldnt be such a wide-spread problem if there werent a rediculous ammount of people feeding the IGE machine.

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Seriously though, according to who? Your friend? Is there something that makes him more qualified than the guy who bags my groceries to say what 90% of people are up to? I mean, if you're going to call everyone who posts on threads about plat sales hypocrites, you should have something to back it up with beyond "My friend says everyone does it."
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#8 Jan 30 2004 at 1:15 PM Rating: Good
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"Dude, 90% of the people that play EQ nowadays buy plat, the other 10% just dont know they can yet."


85% of statistics are made up on the spot.

90% of the people that I play with do not buy plat, neither do I. That is the everyones doing it so why shouldn't I justification. It doesn't hold water.

It is SOEs responsibility to correct this issue. They have control over the servers. They cannot stop all PP/Account/Item sales, however, they can shut down the major players. Shutting down the majority of IGEs bots alone would have a huge effect on the economy.
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#9 Jan 30 2004 at 1:20 PM Rating: Default
/sigh Jesus Jophiel IM ON YOUR SIDE. read my post a little more carefully....I'm not saying buying pp is ok, in fact I'm saying quite the opposite.

quote from me:
"The 90% isnt something im saying to be true, im just saying it kinda got me thinking, there wouldnt be such a wide-spread problem if there werent a rediculous ammount of people feeding the IGE machine."

I agree, IGE is a bunch of assclowns and need to be stopped, but all i see is people ******** in forums and then picking up 20k on the way back to EQ so they can get a BP for their pally or something.

here we go again, just so were clear:
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-IGE = BAD
-IGE PROFITS COME FROM PLAYERS
-BUSINESS DOESNT EXIST WITHOUT CONSUMERS
-EQ PLAYERS/PEOPLE ******** ABOUT IGE = CONSUMERS (with a few exceptions)
-IGE WOULDNT EXIST WITHOUT US
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So i hope thats clear enough...cuz i dont know how to do it any better than that...

ps I HATE IGE TOO, so lets stop critizicing me like i dont. Just the last thing i wanted to do was say lets all stop blaming everyone else and then call myself a saint.

-Eum
#10 Jan 30 2004 at 1:36 PM Rating: Decent
I know people who have bought plat and have twinked their characters. However, the items are so over priced that the twinkage is limited. This causes people, who have now realized how easy it is to get plat, to go back and get more.

The thing is, it’s like gambling, once you win, you want to keep playing to win more no matter how much you lose. Same thing with buying plat. Now that the items are SO much more expensive, 50K doesn't cut it.....100K doesn't cut it.....when does it stop?

I understand that a lower level player wants all of the best stuff. And I'll admit that a lower level player has a harder time getting nice gear and money, especially the new players that don't have 65th level - 300 AA alts. But some things should not be. Example: Horses used to be a luxury item. Now, EVERYONE has a mount. I have seen casters at levels BELOW 20 with mounts...And not the slow ones.



Edited, Wed Feb 11 14:01:17 2004 by StefinFetchit
#11 Jan 30 2004 at 1:39 PM Rating: Default
and Xythex...plz read my post before u reply. AGAIN: im NOT using the 90% thing as a basis for an argument, just something a freind said, rather casually and not trying to play it off as fact. This got me thinking about this issue...nothing more.

-Eum
#12 Jan 30 2004 at 1:49 PM Rating: Default
I like ur analogy with gambling Stefin...but I think that people can only buy plat so long till they run out of money. And i dont want to meet the person that gives IGE 600 dollars from their Visa for 500k plat...never do i want to meet that person. I'm sure few exist, but i really hope there arent people out there driving themselves into debt to buy pp...Eventually i think people are going to be restricted to their own financial means before they go nuts with the pp buying. There arent many people buying 500k, but at the same time a whole lot of folks find it easy to pick up 50k and hit the baz to do some shopping for their new alt.
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I never said you supported IGE. I said your friend is wrong and justifying his actions by making crap up. I also said if you're going to call people hypocrites ("I'm thinking that most of us are a hell of a lot more guilty than we all want to play"), you should have better defense for it than your buddy's numbers which you admit have no actual basis in reality.

I'm going to compare plat sales to selling drugs. Not because I think buying 50000pp is the same as buying an eight ball so relax, it's just an analogy.

We can all agree, I assume, that drug use is illegal, regardless of whether or not you think it should be. We call agree that buying plat is against the EULA, regardless of whether or not it should be. We can all agree that if no one used drugs then there'd be no market for drugs and the drug sellers would have to get day jobs. Likewise, if no one bought platinum, IGE would have to start selling herbal Viagra or something. I think we can agree that the whole "Just Say No" campaign did nothing to combat drug use in the United States. Now, do you think a "Just Say No to IGE" campaign will work better?

SOE is the law and the police force on Norrath. When someone is breaking the law, it's up to the police to do something about it. While it'd be lovely and utopian to say "if no one broke the law, we'd all be swell", it doesn't work that way. And all the "anti-IGE" education without active militant support from SOE is about as useful as Nancy Regan telling on TV telling a bunch of pot smoking teens in their parents' basement to "Just Say No".
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#14 Jan 30 2004 at 1:51 PM Rating: Decent
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How many of you guys foaming at the mouth while rabidly proclaiming you would never do something as evil as genocide, writing scripts for Barney the Dinosaur or the Teletubbies, or <GASP>, buying plat online with realworld dollars, or its local equivalent pounds, marks, yen, kroner, etc etc REALLY think your anonymous friends in an anonymous game are going to tell you they did something that pushes your shiny flashing red hotbutton like that?

Edit: Actually, last time I read the EULA, buying plat didn't break it. SELLING plat broke the EULA. Much like selling drugs is the greater offence

Edited, Fri Jan 30 13:56:02 2004 by heimdall
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#15 Jan 30 2004 at 2:07 PM Rating: Default
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I think that Sony should level restrict things.
I'm completely with you here. If it becomes impossible to benefit from items that are twice your level a lot of problems could be solved.
#16 Jan 30 2004 at 2:11 PM Rating: Default
Well I wish IGE were like drug dealers....itd be a lot easier for us to do something about them legaly for SOE.

And last i checked, selling pp was illegal, not BUYING it. so nobody is breaking any of SOE's ( Norraths source of "active militant support"...rofl) rules EXCEPT for IGE themselves. now SOE cant be oblivious to the problem, its manifested itself on a rather epic scale at this point. I think the point is were the ones causing the problems, except for Jophiel cuz hes a saint. So it would reason that if IGE is breaking the EULA and doing so in such a blatant way, either there is a loophole in the EULA that prevents SOE from doing anything about it, or they just arent going to do anything about it.

So perhaps...just maybe....as Ive said, the people with the power to end this are the people that are causing the problem. And maybe....just maybe....we could all stop being a bunch of crying whiney jerks that flame Eum in the forums cuz SOE isnt fixing their problems for them, and STOP BUYING THE PLATINUM. Because at this point, i think SOE has made it pretty F%$^(@#G clear that they CANT or WONT do anything about the problem.

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Edit: Actually, last time I read the EULA, buying plat didn't break it. SELLING plat broke the EULA. Much like selling drugs is the greater offence
I'm not up to reading the EULA at the moment, so I'll give you points on a technicality and note that it doesn't make a whit of difference. Change the lines to "The sale of drugs is illegal" and "The sale of platinum involves breaking the EULA" if you're worried about the semantics.

And it's implied that I'm discussing illegal drugs, not Tylenol, DexiTrim and caffine before you decide to bring THAT up
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#18 Jan 30 2004 at 2:23 PM Rating: Default


Edited, Fri Jan 30 14:26:47 2004 by Eumyen
#19 Jan 30 2004 at 2:25 PM Rating: Default
What im worried about isnt you discussing drugs in some petty attempt to make me look dumb on a forum, its the fact that nobody realizes SOE isnt gonna fix this problem for us. IGE has been around since i started playing EQ (when pop was the new thing). Which means that for over a year now, SOE has had these people opperating on their servers selling PP and breaking their EULA. So why havent they been booted? Well, quite simply, they cant be booted for one reason or another.

Im fairly certain SOE doesnt support them...and i doubt they appreciate inflation thats off the charts, and ruining the economy of their servers. you would think they would probably delete the accounts of these people, since they can obviously track them with ease.

I think SOE's inaction tells the story here.... nobody can fix this but us. Wow yay they made a casino to absorb some laundered plat...that lasted what, 3 days? phhh get real people, they arent fixing this problem for us. Sure they can fix the exploits, but im thinking the way they find them is by noticing huge bank accounts being created overnight...what the hell does that help? Were on our own on this one methinks...so maybe crying to SOE isnt going to fix the problem.

-Eum

Edited, Fri Jan 30 14:33:41 2004 by Eumyen
#20 Jan 30 2004 at 2:25 PM Rating: Default
IT'S A ******* GAME!!!!!

Why are people wasting hard earned real cash on pixel money?

My god, if I blew any real cash to purchase pixel crap I would probably feel like I did the next morning after buying that prostitute.
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Of course I'm a saint. Didn't you see Merrikat's rendition of me in the OOT thread? They should build a frickin' church in my honor for my non-plat buying ways. With lots of flying buttresses and gargoyles and stained glass.

Just so we're clear, your point is that if no one bought platinum, IGE wouldn't sell platinum? So it's everyone's fault (except mine 'cause the Vatican has me on speed dial) that IGE is ruining the economy? That's genius.
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#22 Jan 30 2004 at 2:28 PM Rating: Decent
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Actually, last time I read the EULA, buying plat didn't break it. SELLING plat broke the EULA. Much like selling drugs is the greater offence


Not to knock what you have said...and as much as I am inclinded to agree with the idea that if its not stated as being illegal, its not illegal...are not those people that are caught having drugs in their possession arrested for it? If selling it is the crime and buying isn't, why are there sting operations set up with the intent of catching those that are buying?

Regardless...it doesn't look like it will go away any time soon. Yet, Sony has plenty of power to at least limit the problem. And unless EVERYONE - and I mean EVERYONE in EQ makes this stand, Sony probably will do nothing. After all, they are getting paid.
#23 Jan 30 2004 at 2:28 PM Rating: Default
My point is Joph that SOE wont fix the problem for us...id imagine that if they could have wiped the beelions of plats off their servers by now, they would have, dont you think?
#24 Jan 30 2004 at 2:29 PM Rating: Decent
Okay, I'm going to put my neck on the line here, and I think most in their right mind wouldn't say anything if they agreed with me. Ready?...I do NOT have a problem with people buying plat, actually I have done it myself; yup I committed the cardinal sin in EQ (ack!). Do I care if people think that is cheating or breaking the EULA?...not really.

What it comes down to is my time is worth more to me that sitting my high lvl character and farming plat for hours when I can spend an hour or two worth of pay and get the same results. I can better spend that EQ time on a raid with my guild or XPing with my alts. Plus I can save myself the headaches that come with the popular farming locations. Do I justify a wrong with these reasons? Yeah, but oh well.

IGE provides me and many other EQ players with a service. And we are willing to pay for it. It makes life easier and makes the game as a whole more enjoyable...which is why we all play in the first place. If you have a lot of time to farm a ton of plat or like selling in the bazaar for plat be my guest. I hate farming and if I get an item my main doesn't need it will go to an alt or a friend who could use it. So flame me for being an IGE supporter or whatever, but at least I have the guts to say it and not go anon.

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Another point that I find hilarious is those who bash others who pay for fake items. Everyone pays SOE $15/month to play the game and really for the items you get. Try and explain that you play a MMOG to someone who doesn't. They will reply with something to the effect of "Wait, you buy the game THEN pay a monthly fee just to play?! That's stupid". You are paying the monthly fee to have fun because you enjoy the game. Others pay an additional *fee* to enhance their experience. What you are essentially asking is for those who are already willing to pay to play the game to not be willing to pay to enhance their gaming experience.

Edited, Fri Jan 30 14:48:13 2004 by rixtar
#25 Jan 30 2004 at 2:47 PM Rating: Good
read this about IGE

all speculation, but if the rumor is true, then that would explain why SoE is doing nothing about IGE.

as for other contries and US law. its simple. you breach the EULA the resulsts is supposed to be suspention or banning of account(s). is SoE would follow though with this, then poof, no more ebay, or IGE, or supersales, etc. to cause this kind of BS.

yes, a few ppl (less then 1000) could easily controll and corner the pricing in the baz. heck i would venture that a few hundred ppl could do so with the plat dupping and other instant coin bugs out there.

the overhead is negligible compaired to the proffit.

there is no real overhead for hosting a URL (few hundred dollars monthly), no real overhead per account. $13US monthly, no real overhead in cheaters as you only pay them per cheat they find and then exploit for you. no paying them for the work to get there. or they are paying you for the most current cheat list that Yantis/IGE are famos(infamous) for putting out on their web page.

so your overhead is nothing compaired to ppl paying IRL cash to buy something that is NOT REAL. its no differant then ebaying toons. its the same thing. worst yet on the ebay is the original owner can always take the account back if they still have the start up info used to get the account going in the first place.

the overhead for IGE or Yantis (not including advertising) is close (this is a HUGE guess on my part) to 10k -30k per month. that is nothing when you think about the money IGE just spent to buy Yantis. why did they pay 10million? because that is what Yantis was making in 1 year worth of interent sales that is why.

normal pricing structor for buying a business is find out how much X company makes in 1 year and offer that amount less 1-20% to cover losses in the change over. that is a common use price structor for buying compaines.

thus i would sell my school from roughly 100k today, or 150k in roughly 3 more months as ill have my student base back up to were it was before the newyear kicked in. Dec. Jan. are always loss months for my industry. not a big deal.
#26 Jan 30 2004 at 2:58 PM Rating: Decent
litte something else to think about with overhead vs gross.

we know this is a 10M industry just from 1 site. so lets use 10M as the base:

even if the operating expenses for a month are $50k US that is only $600k a year in expenses, yet they are making 10M. that is a he lla return on investment if you ask me.

now to get crazy with cost of running this business, and yes that is what it is a business, and make the cost 3X the above example:

$150k monthly to run
times 12 months
1.8M annualy to run the business.

big F-en deal. they are grossing 10M. that is still almost a 10 to 1 return on investment. anything over 2 to 1 is considered extreemly proffitable.

you could even go so far as to double the 150K monthly and still call this a joke of an overhead in compairison to the gross.

even if you double the monthly expense to $300k you are still only talking 3.6M, that leaves you with 6.4M in proffit.

dont give me this crap about expsnes to run this scam business as that is all it is, a cheat, scam, macro POS to ruin what was a good gam.e
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