Yeah, you're saying that in light of the current pps and the long wait that we've endured under the reign of "Tight Lipped Mike".
I've made some posts over the past 2 weekends regarding a change that I see coming in the industry. One company who has already made the change is Napster. I use them for reference.
Napster started charging subscription fees for their services even though there are lots of companies like Hypster who offer basically the same thing (Hypster even offers more in some aspects) FOR FREE.
Charging for something that others are giving away for free is a difficult sell for ANYBODY. Right? This is one of the reasons why our own economy is collapsing.
It's difficult to compete with slave labor when you have to pay your workers.
Well that hasn't stopped Napster from turning tidy profits. They're looking at 760,000 subscribers and their pps is $2.63.
In the not too distant future there won't be any free music services. Everyone will be charging for this. By that time we should be well over 2M users. I think when TLM follows suit and starts charging for the music player, you'll want a little more than a penny for your shares. Lolol!
Have patience and be ready to ride the winds of change...
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