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scotlyn (
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2022-12-11 11:25 am (UTC)
Re: The Club of Raving Lunatics
Yes... Absolutely.
The *marketee* of a product should never have to made an argument for not "buying". They are always and ever free to simply not buy.
It falls always and ever on the *marketer* to make a sufficiently persuasive case to result in a sale.
At least, so people who believe in "free markets" keep telling me... ;)
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Re: The Club of Raving Lunatics
The *marketee* of a product should never have to made an argument for not "buying". They are always and ever free to simply not buy.
It falls always and ever on the *marketer* to make a sufficiently persuasive case to result in a sale.
At least, so people who believe in "free markets" keep telling me... ;)