โ06-21-2022 02:37 PM
This is an open ended question:
Why does Visible promote party pay with $25/month and $40/month (without party pay)?
What is the motivation behind it? Why this duality of plans?
Instead why can't they scrap the $40/month plan and have only the party pay valued plan which is $25/ month?
If any party can have unlimited number of members, then why do members create a small party?
Given that no personal identifiable information is not shared among party pay members?
Not sure if any one else had pondered over this. Open for the discussion.
โ06-22-2022 01:14 PM
I think Party Pay generates communication about the Visible brand.
Most everyone likes to chat about the great deal theyโve gotten on a product, especially if they know the way to get an even better deal.
โ06-22-2022 07:12 PM
How do I join a party?
โ06-23-2022 04:14 AM
To get a $25 a month rate vs $40
โ06-23-2022 04:25 AM
Learn how to party here:
https://www.visible.com/plan/party-pay
โ06-22-2022 03:21 PM
Interesting thought.
โ06-22-2022 03:22 PM
I wonder why do people still have smaller party with less than 4 members and ask for people to join the party.
โ06-23-2022 04:17 AM
That one is a mystery. Ego? A life goal of wasting time?
โ06-27-2022 08:52 AM
Ego, that's funny.
โ06-23-2022 04:22 AM
I think for a couple of reasons Visible keeps the standard plan at $40:
-Some people won't bother joining a party, so each of those people is $15 in additional revenue to Visible (thus Verizon)
-People like feeling like they get a deal, and if they are paying $25, it becomes a word of mouth marketing thing for Visible to get new customers
Is the simple thing eliminating the $40 price point? Yes. Would it cost Visible revenue to not have the $40 price point? Yes. So I think it will stick around for a while longer.
โ06-27-2022 08:51 AM
Interesting thought, but still makes me wonder why.