Point dumpng

[nippersean]

So this mans I can't buy 3 moths for 4 people, including myself?
Isn't this an option? Why not?

[SirSebstar]

So this mans I can't buy 3 moths for 4 people, including myself?
Isn't this an option? Why not?

wrong question. its coming but it was previously not possible to due transaction and account/administration costs

[Renee_W]

Is there a reason for this? because honestly I think if lack made it, lets say 13.50 for 6 months(as an option), he will get many people that buy the 6 months instead of a year and he will be making profit... Plus it will make many users more happy

This has been suggested and rejected multiple times. Just one more reason against it, administration and bank costs would mean even less money is availiable to CC per transaction. CC pays a fixed fee PLUS % per transaction, as do most bussinessess when the get e-money and or creditcard payments

lack can do what he want's but this is a silly argument, particularly the part I bolded. The percentage fee is the same on $25 whether you receive it as 1 payment 2 or 12. That's the nature of percentages. So a percentage fee is perfectly irrelevant. The fixed fee's simply aren't that high, generally measured in cents not dollars. I can't speak specifically for what he uses for credit card. But paypal's fixed fee is a mere $0.30(Source: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c ... es-outside).

Rates
1 year $25
6 months $15
1 month $4

Results before percentage
1x1 year $25 - $0.3 = $24.7
2x6 months $30 - $.6 = $29.4
12x1 month = $48 - $3.6 = $44.4

Due to the nature of percentages the larger numbers would stay larger. Fees ESPECIALLY percentage fees are not a reason against payment tiers.

[Dukasaur]

it stays around here. but one day i swear i'll make a SirSebstar faq list

As long as you don't start making SirSebstar fan lists...

[SirSebstar]

it stays around here. but one day i swear i'll make a SirSebstar faq list

As long as you don't start making SirSebstar fan lists...

done that already SBS https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=135788
Dutch only, but you can make a testimonial if you like

[nippersean]

Crikey, that's like reading one of Pasca's team chats, I guess you want me to break the bonus and fort from the ships then? OK will do

[luluxiu]

Not intentionally, but because he lost the exchange of game types - just started to play 1V1 can not support his position, unless he won them all. He lost 2000 points. He has been warned. CC decide if you are "point-dumping", then you will get high-quality stripes and on-site banned....

[reptile]

straight up if i ever get banned i would just quit altogether... and they wont get any more of my business. cod works well enough for me.

[Bruceswar]

Is there a reason for this? because honestly I think if lack made it, lets say 13.50 for 6 months(as an option), he will get many people that buy the 6 months instead of a year and he will be making profit... Plus it will make many users more happy

This has been suggested and rejected multiple times. Just one more reason against it, administration and bank costs would mean even less money is availiable to CC per transaction. CC pays a fixed fee PLUS % per transaction, as do most bussinessess when the get e-money and or creditcard payments

lack can do what he want's but this is a silly argument, particularly the part I bolded. The percentage fee is the same on $25 whether you receive it as 1 payment 2 or 12. That's the nature of percentages. So a percentage fee is perfectly irrelevant. The fixed fee's simply aren't that high, generally measured in cents not dollars. I can't speak specifically for what he uses for credit card. But paypal's fixed fee is a mere $0.30(Source: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c ... es-outside).

Rates
1 year $25
6 months $15
1 month $4

Results before percentage
1x1 year $25 - $0.3 = $24.7
2x6 months $30 - $.6 = $29.4
12x1 month = $48 - $3.6 = $44.4

Due to the nature of percentages the larger numbers would stay larger. Fees ESPECIALLY percentage fees are not a reason against payment tiers.

This is not correct. Percentage fee's are not the same. Not for CC uses (Credit Card) and or paypal users. Fee's differ from the transaction amount. Having been in business for a long time myself, no 2 companies pay the same fee's. With fee's etc, I doubt lack see's any benefit to 3 or 6 months of premium.

[Bruceswar]

straight up if i ever get banned i would just quit altogether... and they wont get any more of my business. cod works well enough for me.

Somehow I do not see you getting banned

[Evil Semp]

lack can do what he want's but this is a silly argument, particularly the part I bolded. The percentage fee is the same on $25 whether you receive it as 1 payment 2 or 12. That's the nature of percentages. So a percentage fee is perfectly irrelevant. The fixed fee's simply aren't that high, generally measured in cents not dollars. I can't speak specifically for what he uses for credit card. But paypal's fixed fee is a mere $0.30(Source: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c ... es-outside).

Rates
1 year $25
6 months $15
1 month $4

Results before percentage
1x1 year $25 - $0.3 = $24.7
2x6 months $30 - $.6 = $29.4
12x1 month = $48 - $3.6 = $44.4

Due to the nature of percentages the larger numbers would stay larger. Fees ESPECIALLY percentage fees are not a reason against payment tiers.

The figures you mentioned above are only the swipe fees of $0.30 per transaction. Now you have to add the percentage fee to that. If it was 1.9% which was the lowest percentage from the link provided the percentage fee would be $.475. Add the two together he would be paying $0.775 on a $25.00 transaction. You didn't mention the bank fees he has to pay either.

Also with credit cards if he has to many transactions contested by the card holders his rates will go up. Being an internet business and the age of many of the members I would think his contested transaction numbers are higher than many other businesses.

There are hidden costs in running a business that many people don't realize unless the run a business.

[Bruceswar]

lack can do what he want's but this is a silly argument, particularly the part I bolded. The percentage fee is the same on $25 whether you receive it as 1 payment 2 or 12. That's the nature of percentages. So a percentage fee is perfectly irrelevant. The fixed fee's simply aren't that high, generally measured in cents not dollars. I can't speak specifically for what he uses for credit card. But paypal's fixed fee is a mere $0.30(Source: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?c ... es-outside).

Rates
1 year $25
6 months $15
1 month $4

Results before percentage
1x1 year $25 - $0.3 = $24.7
2x6 months $30 - $.6 = $29.4
12x1 month = $48 - $3.6 = $44.4

Due to the nature of percentages the larger numbers would stay larger. Fees ESPECIALLY percentage fees are not a reason against payment tiers.

The figures you mentioned above are only the swipe fees of $0.30 per transaction. Now you have to add the percentage fee to that. If it was 1.9% which was the lowest percentage from the link provided the percentage fee would be $.475. Add the two together he would be paying $0.775 on a $25.00 transaction. You didn't mention the bank fees he has to pay either.

Also with credit cards if he has to many transactions contested by the card holders his rates will go up. Being an internet business and the age of many of the members I would think his contested transaction numbers are higher than many other businesses.

There are hidden costs in running a business that many people don't realize unless the run a business.

Bingo!

[liamrisksmart]

play a cook in 100 games of classic map, manual deploy. so much luck involved that you will lose at least 25-40% of these games, and hence lose a heck load of points!

could also try doodle, no spoils. it seems it doesnt matter how good you are, you wil always lose a set % of these. sequential of course.