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  • shuki
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2004
    • 3070

    #1

    Jupiter Research question

    Anyone here a client of theirs?

    Does it make sense to pay the yearly fee $9,000 or pay via the report?

    At the moment I want a few reports but I am considering just being a yearly member to take advantage of the option of unlimited reports as well as access to the anylists. Anyone do this?
    Looking to buy established paysites contact me [email protected]
  • jay23
    Confirmed User
    • Jun 2003
    • 1444

    #2
    Originally posted by shuki
    Anyone here a client of theirs?

    Does it make sense to pay the yearly fee $9,000 or pay via the report?

    At the moment I want a few reports but I am considering just being a yearly member to take advantage of the option of unlimited reports as well as access to the anylists. Anyone do this?
    Depends on what you use the reports for. I never found them usefull as they are so general, but its good to put in front of a customer or a VC

    Jay

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    • shuki
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2004
      • 3070

      #3
      Originally posted by jay23
      Depends on what you use the reports for. I never found them usefull as they are so general, but its good to put in front of a customer or a VC

      Jay
      Yah I was thinking along the lines that you mentioned. They have a great reputation so when and if they speak about markets that you are entering the help validate the trends you are trying to show your investors.

      Thanks for the input.....do you subscribe or just buy reports that interest you? Still weighing the options. $9k for a subscription is kinda pricey. East for a firtune 500 to justify but harder for someone of my size.
      Looking to buy established paysites contact me [email protected]

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