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Old 06-25-2014, 09:31 AM  
Struggle4Bucks
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Reading this thread by now we can start to see a consensus...

From now on it's save to say that programs can keep certain of their subscribtion types on their payforms out of the tracking system. If your conversions/$/clicks/revenues or whatever the fuck declines... it doesn't matter because everything is about $/clicks and although the decline is clear to see your "could haves" are only imaginary...

As long as you are happy with your check at the end of the month everything is fine!
As long as you stay with the program who pays you most... everything is fine!

The fysical world can be explained and decribed with math...
With math you can also simulate situations and make calculations
and predictions...
You can even calculate "could haves" . That might be just as accurate as weatherpredictions... yes...they use math for that too... but sometimes weatherpredictions are very accurate... most of the time they are pretty close.
Did you know that many companies and governments use math to make predictions
and calculations about "could haves" and "would be's"?. That they invest a lot of money and make everyday decissions based on "could haves" and "would be's".
"Could have" and "would be" calculations might not give you an exact number on what will be but denying there are "could haves" at all is just an insult to maths. It is even denying maths... Some people only want to use maths when it fits their agenda...

We can talk about $/clicks forever. Fact is that this thread is about bringing a leak into attention. Everyone is entiteld to do that. And everyone is free to give their opinion on that... apart from the $/clicks you have.
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