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Originally posted by goBigtime
I had a reply all locked and loaded.. but I'm so tired now its all jibberish 
It had something to do with the fact that the industry has changed A LOT during 1995 - 2003 and being liable NOW to pay fees for all those years when the cash flowed, could be a really bad thing.
Figure that for most that were doing business since 95 to 97 or so and still are, they are no longer in a growth stage. They are probably nowhere near their high numbers for that matter.
I could see how you could possibly have grown since then with your model however. Since your model takes advantage of more recent traffic trends.
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cool. still has nothing to do with my example though. if you are a small timer, and have to pay X% gross over several years VS you are a major player, and have to pay X% gross over several years.
it's obvious the small timer gets it in the ass much, much harder. what little saving they might have saved up will be wiped out. and they will make even less going forward (when they really weren't make all that much in the first place).