ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote It's unethical. Charging people so you can plug in a phone and tap a button?
Might as well sell their phones and pocket the cash if you want to scam them.

If they are stupid enough to not learn themselves then why shouldn't he?
If your car needs an oil change some people actually pay someone to do it. It's not unethical it's easy business.

Pretty sure an oil change is a lot more difficult than one click.

You fail to realize the point I am trying to make.. In a nutshell "stupidity doesn't pay" at least for the consumer anyway. And it isn't one click, its the knowledge on it and a few clicks

It's just a click. This is scamming.
If you want to take advantage of people go ahead. Just know that the developers intended use of their software to be free to everyone. Doing a simple, non-laborious task of clicking a few times shouldn't be a paid service.

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote It's unethical. Charging people so you can plug in a phone and tap a button?
Might as well sell their phones and pocket the cash if you want to scam them.

If they are stupid enough to not learn themselves then why shouldn't he?
If your car needs an oil change some people actually pay someone to do it. It's not unethical it's easy business.

Pretty sure an oil change is a lot more difficult than one click.

You fail to realize the point I am trying to make.. In a nutshell "stupidity doesn't pay" at least for the consumer anyway. And it isn't one click, its the knowledge on it and a few clicks

The knowledge of what? Watching a 5 minute youtube video?

Zips wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote It's unethical. Charging people so you can plug in a phone and tap a button?
Might as well sell their phones and pocket the cash if you want to scam them.

If they are stupid enough to not learn themselves then why shouldn't he?
If your car needs an oil change some people actually pay someone to do it. It's not unethical it's easy business.

Pretty sure an oil change is a lot more difficult than one click.

You fail to realize the point I am trying to make.. In a nutshell "stupidity doesn't pay" at least for the consumer anyway. And it isn't one click, its the knowledge on it and a few clicks

The knowledge of what? Watching a 5 minute youtube video?

Take it from this point if view. A kid born in 90's-2000's will have way more knowledge then a person born before then, my dad other older relatives barely know how to work a computer let alone know what winRar is. Before you attempt to do anything like this you have to have at least a little knowledge on what is it and does. If that makes sense... I may have worded it a little weird :p

ClashofCl4ns wrote

Zips wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote It's unethical. Charging people so you can plug in a phone and tap a button?
Might as well sell their phones and pocket the cash if you want to scam them.

If they are stupid enough to not learn themselves then why shouldn't he?
If your car needs an oil change some people actually pay someone to do it. It's not unethical it's easy business.

Pretty sure an oil change is a lot more difficult than one click.

You fail to realize the point I am trying to make.. In a nutshell "stupidity doesn't pay" at least for the consumer anyway. And it isn't one click, its the knowledge on it and a few clicks

The knowledge of what? Watching a 5 minute youtube video?

Take it from this point if view. A kid born in 90's-2000's will have way more knowledge then a person born before then, my dad other older relatives barely know how to work a computer let alone know what winRar is. Before you attempt to do anything like this you have to have at least a little knowledge on what is it and does. If that makes sense... I may have worded it a little weird :p

So you're saying because they can't do it, you should charge them for a simple task?

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

Zips wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote

ClashofCl4ns wrote

IAMR1SKY wrote It's unethical. Charging people so you can plug in a phone and tap a button?
Might as well sell their phones and pocket the cash if you want to scam them.

If they are stupid enough to not learn themselves then why shouldn't he?
If your car needs an oil change some people actually pay someone to do it. It's not unethical it's easy business.

Pretty sure an oil change is a lot more difficult than one click.

You fail to realize the point I am trying to make.. In a nutshell "stupidity doesn't pay" at least for the consumer anyway. And it isn't one click, its the knowledge on it and a few clicks

The knowledge of what? Watching a 5 minute youtube video?

Take it from this point if view. A kid born in 90's-2000's will have way more knowledge then a person born before then, my dad other older relatives barely know how to work a computer let alone know what winRar is. Before you attempt to do anything like this you have to have at least a little knowledge on what is it and does. If that makes sense... I may have worded it a little weird :p

So you're saying because they can't do it, you should charge them for a simple task?

Yup if they dont want it bad enough then why dont they do it themselves instead of paying i would also charge if they told me to do it for them