> If I wanted to have a service that would certify someone uber wealthy or old money and display an icon, I bet it could be done.
$1000 isn't enough to charge to establish that someone is meaningfully wealthy; the app should have cost $10 million.
$1000 isn't enough to charge to establish that someone is meaningfully wealthy; the app should have cost $10 million.
$1000 is rent for many people, it's one half to one third of their salary.
Yeah, 1000 is going to weed out a number of people but its not unreachable, should be more for 1000 we'll examine your financial situation and then grant you the ability to display the icon.
This was someone putting a drawing in an iPhone app bundle with a funny name and charging the highest price that Apple allowed developers to set.
It was brilliant. Made even more brilliant when the people who had actually paid for the app went on line, backpedalling, to explain how they had bought it on accident.