Purchasing Previous Pyramids?

Varyon · 06-06-2016, 08:45 AM

I actually asked this question back before I bought my first Pyramid subscription, although I did so on the Pyramid board (so that thread no longer exists, as old threads on that board get culled). I actually suggested something even worse, the ability to purchase individual articles, but realized that probably wasn't something that was really feasible (too much work to likely decrease revenue; plus, there's a lot of articles I wouldn't have purchased but ended up liking anyway). I also agree that they probably shouldn't do a bundle deal simply from a business standpoint, as I know I would be tempted to stop renewing my subscription and use that to only buy the Pyramids I actually wanted. A 24 for 23 idea would be neat (more due to sticking to the "23" theme than anything else - I could actually see Warehouse 23 having a constant deal where if you buy 24 items, the cheapest one becomes free), but might be difficult to do and may cause more problems than it solves.

06-06-2016, 08:45 AM	#14
Varyon Join Date: Jun 2013	Re: Purchasing Previous Pyramids? I actually asked this question back before I bought my first Pyramid subscription, although I did so on the Pyramid board (so that thread no longer exists, as old threads on that board get culled). I actually suggested something even worse, the ability to purchase individual articles, but realized that probably wasn't something that was really feasible (too much work to likely decrease revenue; plus, there's a lot of articles I wouldn't have purchased but ended up liking anyway). I also agree that they probably shouldn't do a bundle deal simply from a business standpoint, as I know I would be tempted to stop renewing my subscription and use that to only buy the Pyramids I actually wanted. A 24 for 23 idea would be neat (more due to sticking to the "23" theme than anything else - I could actually see Warehouse 23 having a constant deal where if you buy 24 items, the cheapest one becomes free), but might be difficult to do and may cause more problems than it solves.