Re:Uber discovered they’d been defrauded out of 2/3 of their...
by detaro on Monday January 04, 2021 @07:55AM
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I've seen the theory floated that people return so much stuff that shortly after buying a thing you are indeed most likely to buy another, slightly different one of the same kind, and that explains the weird categories where it happens. (and for lots of things Amazon sells recommending similar items does make some sense, although I would expect a bigger spacing in time sometimes.
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Re:Uber discovered they’d been defrauded out of 2/3 of their...
by blaser-waffle on Monday January 04, 2021 @12:37PM
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Also that brand satisfaction is related to how it performs relative to other offerings. If you just dropped $44k on a new vehicle, they want to make sure that you're seeing fancy cars, thinking about how nice and luxurious they are, etc.