[i]posted by uduputukas[/i] is there any official report on how many vints are generated per year and is it possible to write them off as expenses?
The direct question was how much profit did the vint make and is everything official? VIP status price change 10.03.2018
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In 2016, the total revenue was 10,123 EUR, or 843 EUR per month. If we calculate robustly that the only revenue is VIP and only monthly orders are made, then the average is 129 VIP users per month. I think the reality is somewhere around 100. I don't think I missed it very much. But a 46% increase is still quite unheard of, but if Vindi's VIP people have the money, then why not. VIPs could of course put pressure on the price increase, but that's their own business, whether they are interested in it.
[i]posted by uduputukas[/i] [quote][i]posted by uduputukas[/i] is there also an official report on how many VIPs are generated per year and is it possible to write them off as expenses? [/quote] the direct question was how much profit Vindi made and is everything official?
If there are so few VIP customers, then this is an exclusive opportunity to play on Vintis and the price should be more expensive, otherwise there's no way to maintain this page here.
VIP, as a service or status, should be a convenience service that creates added value for the user, but SHOULD NOT GIVE A GRAMMIG OF SUCCESS IN GAMES, TOURNAMENTS AND COMPETITIONS. Vint.ee has chosen the exact opposite path, in a couple of years you will probably only be able to log in to your account without VIP and that's it. The creators of the portal should understand that if there is no competent person among them who can bring money, then they need to get a person or change the basis for making money. Somewhere in the game room there is a box where you can order your advertisement, somewhere there is a link for those who want to support Vint, or in any case, the person or company must contact them themselves to give Vint money. This thing should work a little differently. Vint is a great and great portal in every way, where the creators have buried an awe-inspiring amount of work hours, but its popularity is still far from the threshold where money will start looking for you from somewhere in the world. There are many ideas, there are many possibilities, I have no personal interest. Over the years, I have brought quite a few euros to Vint through the purchase of Vipteenus, I don't really want to anymore. And the question is not about the price, but the reluctance has arisen against the policy that pressures Vint.ee users. "YOU HAVE TO BE A VIP IF YOU WANT TO DO ANYTHING HERE AT ALL" Maybe I'm the only one who sees it in this light, ok, I'll put my head back under the ground.
I agree 100% with this. 1) A VIP club member can be 10 minutes late for a tournament. 2) "Bad internet connection insurance" - If you have poor internet, your card games will be left unfinished - if you lose internet, the computer will continue playing for you until you can get back into the game. concerns the games Bismarck, Tuhat and Sasku! These two VIP points are still particularly crappy. In short, they say, if you want advantages, then pay the money counter. Especially point no. 2. If this point remained, it would be fair to make 2 different rating systems in these games. VIP rating and not VIP rating. Because without it, the results actually lie.
[i]posted by tolbajoob[/i] VIP, as a service or status, should be a convenience service that creates added value for the user, but SHOULD NOT GIVE A GRAMMIM SUCCESS IN GAMES, TOURNAMENTS AND COMPETITIONS. Vint.ee has chosen the exact opposite path, in a couple of years you will probably only be able to log in to your account without VIP and that's it. The creators of the portal should understand that if there is no competent person among them who can bring money, then they need to get someone or change the basis for making money. Somewhere in the game room there is a box where you can order your advertisement, somewhere there is a link for those who want to support Vint, so in any case the person or company must contact them themselves to give money to Vint. This thing should work a little differently. Vint is an awesome and nice portal in every way, where the creators have buried an awe-inspiring amount of work hours, but its popularity is still far from the threshold where money will start looking for you on its own. There are many ideas, there are many opportunities, I have no personal interest. Over the years, I have brought quite a few euros to Vint through purchasing the VIP service, I don't really want to anymore. And the question is not about the price, but about the aversion that has arisen towards the policy that oppresses Vint.ee users. "YOU HAVE TO BE A VIP IF YOU WANT TO DO ANYTHING HERE" Maybe I'm the only one who sees it in that light, ok, I'll put my head back in the ground.
I have never used the VIP service, but it's good when a VIP sometimes joins the tournament 10 minutes later than the start. You have to pay for a special opportunity. The price increase is completely normal.
There really is no point in general: whoever finds 7 euros a month will also find 10. There is no point in whining about 1 cup of coffee or a couple of beers. Instead, they could advertise more the opportunity for VIPs to do something here themselves; even organize tournaments with their own "face" :)
[i]posted by haboppez[/i] I agree 100% with this. 1) A VIP club member can be 10 minutes late for a tournament. 2) "Bad internet connection insurance" - If you have poor internet, your card games will be left unfinished - if you lose internet, the computer will continue playing for you until you can get back into the game. concerns the games Bismarck, Tuhat and Sasku! These two VIP points are still particularly crappy. In short, they say, if you want advantages, then pay the money counter. Especially point no. 2. If this point remained, it would be fair to make 2 different rating systems in these games. VIP rating and not VIP rating. Because without it, the results actually lie.
Nirupoja must have messed up something. How does being late for a tournament give you a gaming advantage? If you're late, you'll get zeros in the first rounds, right!? Insurance is like in real life - some insure everything - life, house, car. Just in case something happens. Others never insure anything. If it happens, it happens - life goes on. Besides, this computer plays extremely poorly and there is no gaming advantage whatsoever.
I haven't been a user for 3 years but the price has already increased in my time, it was 0 before it was 65, so it's still a lie to your face.
oh 40 was now 65