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How Subscription Services are designed to BANKRUPT you
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this post was submitted on 13 Apr 2024
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That's how he can afford to pay $1000+ in subscription fees EVERY MONTH
£1,212 is more like $1,500 US dollars. Which is nuts.
Yeah that's mental. I pay roughly $200/no in subscriptions, but that also includes my business subs for accounting, invoicing, and time tracking. Though this has also inspired me to start looking for alternatives.
I guess including gym fees, I am about that much. But they all get used. If the guy in the video was utilizing $1500/mo in subs and they made his life better, then go for it.