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Funimation To Shut Down Completely On April 2; Deleting Purchased Digital Copies
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this post was submitted on 10 Feb 2024
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How these companies don't realize these incompetent decisions push formerly paying customers into piracy is actually beyond me.
Do every c-level employee in these companies have brain damage?
They don't care about losing customers to piracy just like fast-food restaurants don't care about losing people to grocery stores.
They've realized it's more profitable to take further advantage of an ever-shrinking pool of customers.
If you can charge 1 customer twice the price of what you could charge 2, then you make more money because you require less overhead.
I definitely agree with you but I'm not sure how far they can take this in an economic situation that is currently devolving into a major recession and has all the macroeconomic factors of an incoming second depression.