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Nexicon scares the hell out P2P users
by sending them threats.
Then earns money on settlement agreements

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Ryanair made his USP from cheap user experiences
by even offering their users standing seats
and on-board paying toilets.

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Paradise Valley’s police reduced the interval time of
red lights to increase the number penalty tickets.
($ 193 466 in one month)

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Force people at gunpoint to hand over their cargo.
Ask ransom to free the ship and crew.

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Convince people that a painful service
will make you more cool in the end.

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Just make it mandatory that users have to pay you.

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GADGETS
Many (efficiently) designed electronics are made to
last only for a short period in time.
Then they die and users need to buy the next gens.

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See how ill your users can be in clinical tests.
Then sell the results to medical companies.

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PLEASE.
Try to make your ‘clients’ feel as uncomfortable
as possible to convince them to donate some money.

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Build a business on top of continuous failure
and disillusion and let that be an incentive for
your users to consume more of your product.