That's one way to look at it. The other is to legitimise the $2000 value in your product with something more than a heavy red curtain pitch and prove them wrong. I'd prefer that. If I get that I'll happily sign up.
Getting mocked is typically part of releasing something cool. After that, they copy you. I have a feeling in 3-6 months, we're gonna have a lot more copycats.
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Why? If you don't think it'll solve your problem, don't buy it.
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Charging people $2000 to watch you pass a kidney stone was maybe a bridge too far. Or did I misunderstand the offer?
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Selling kidneys for $2k
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My favorite is when people get angry when you charge money for a product.
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This has been on my mind a lot lately. People get mad about "fees", and I agree they can get out of hand, however that's sometimes how businesses or individuals extrapolate value from the service they're providing. They still charge, and call it something else. No free lunches.
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I’ll take mockery over indifference any day.
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We like to say: if there’s laughter your onto something novel. No one laughs at the familiar.
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About to enter the game... Bring on the mocking and laughter.
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What are you being mocked for? I haven’t noticed it
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