Isn't that the argument of people in developed countries? But people settle for out of country workers. First with Japan. Then Korea. Then China. Then, probably a bit later, Africa.
Also, why should people be FORCED to pay higher fees as you put it.
Take Southeast Asia for example: right now the action is on the Philippines. If there's an antiporn crackdown and jailing of some operators, the focus will probably shift to another country. After that, its probably Cambodia where you'll get $200 or so...
So what's preventing the price from sliding? People haven't maxed out the learning curve yet or is there a BARRIER (not artificial like price fixing) to pricing?
As for people living like shit... most of the world lives on $1 or $2 per day. It all depends on local pricing. It may seem low to you but pricing is always local.
Thanks to the Internet, that can be tapped now.
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Originally Posted by VAIRES
Why would anyone SETTLE for $200 when they know they can get paid $500-$1000? If they don't start settling, then you will just be FORCED to pay the higher fee's.
You wouldn't have any other options, so why the hell would they settle for only $200 and live like shit, yet have to work their asses off to first LEARN, and keep a CREATIVE MIND, and yet get shit for payment?
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