Vint.ee VIP status price increases 04.04.2016

We do not disclose the exact number of VIP users (trade secret to competitors). I added the portal administrator's information to the page http://www.vint.ee/info-ja-kontaktid/ Under what law is it possible to increase the price of bread in a store?

The owner/service seller can raise the price of their product at any time if they feel like it, in that sense I have nothing to say. No one has to publicly list the number of their customers here, no. But in that sense, the point is that ... where is the limit, that people still pay and where are they looking for new opportunities (in real life, for example) or giving up this environment. A lot of time is also lost here, that could be used for something else. In that sense, I consider that where is my limit, that the money and time spent would be in balance, that I would still be willing and willing to pay the monthly fee. The 1 months that I have been a user, and also a VIP, have taken away a lot of useful time from me. That also needs to be considered :)

Who are the competitors? I haven't heard that Vint.ee has competitors. User agreement. I read the user agreement and I don't read from it that you have the right to raise prices without coordinating with the users, who are all bound by the agreement. An update is not a price increase. First of all, you should listen to the proposals and think again whether it is still profitable to raise the price of VIP status so high. Do a survey about the price increase and how much someone is willing to pay. Let's say the minimum is 5-6 €. So far, I have been in VIP status and have paid everything myself. If VIP status increases by 50%, I'm not sure that I will buy VIP status anymore. Ahhjaaa... the increase in the price of bread is not appropriate to give here as an example.

Personally, I am not concerned with Vindi Vipindus, but I have read the topic and that is why I am writing some of my personal thoughts/opinions. First of all, I would like to tell Liidia and Blufar that the price increase is not 50%, but exactly 80%. With a 50% price increase, the future price of Vip status would be €7.50. To Meikop: Of course, the owner can raise the price, no one is forbidding, but raise the price by 80%, knowing that Estonian salaries generally increase by about 5-10% per year or even that. I am afraid that instead of a big mouthful, the income may actually decrease. 9x12= €108 per year. This is obviously too much for Estonian people and comparable to the fees of already very cool foreign gaming portals (and sometimes even exceeding them), where the benefits of a paid member are significantly greater than currently in Vindi. I was particularly disturbed by the fact that on 28.03.2016 Meikop said that the price increase would probably take place on 1 May (giving the opportunity to buy VIP status for a longer period at a cheaper price in advance), but only a day later the portal announced a definite price increase on 04.04.2016. Well, in my opinion, this is not very manly and ethical behavior. It would have been better to have discussed the size of the price increase with my current VIPs and perhaps postponed it to the autumn, rather than moving it a month earlier and leaving people only 5 days to react. One commentator reported that payday had not even arrived by then. Some people may not even visit Vintig during those days, what kind of opportunity are we talking about here! VIP status price: I have already mentioned on the forum that it should be related to the length of the membership period being purchased. The longer you buy for at once - the cheaper the monthly fee would be. It's like that everywhere else, but it seems like it doesn't suit the owners of Vint at all. But we're raising the price by 80%, and right now!:) What else but success for the entrepreneur! :) It would be great if every municipality could manage to use such price increases to their advantage, Estonian entrepreneurship would only flourish:)

In itself, a business can raise prices whenever it suits them. Although, it is more useful to understand how this affects customers. Is less more or more less :)

Rose, how is this elementary school math going now... 50% of 6 euros is 3 EUR and 6 3 = 9. What formula did you use to get 80%?

Meikop, thank you for asking, elementary school math is fine, maybe even more ;) However, I haven't been a VIP myself and I was of the opinion that VIP status currently costs 5 EUR a month. But if it's 6 EUR, then apologies to Liidia and Blufar. My calculations were based on 5 (Meikop, you can check if you're okay with elementary school math too ;)) However, this doesn't change the content of my text in any way, the Estonian economy would flourish even with a 50% price increase if only there were consumers :)

Well, if you look at it more closely, there have already been 2 price increases for VIPs in one year. Well, I feel like I'm being redundant here. A year ago, VIP status cost 4 euros, then it was raised to 6 euros, now it's nine. Over the year, the monthly subscription for VIP status has increased by over 150 percent. Let's go. The price will go up in the spring, and I wouldn't be surprised if VIP status is 12 euros in the fall. It's customary here to raise the price twice a year. As long as there are VIPs, the price can be raised. Theoretically, this means that each new game is worth 1 euro more for VIPs. And I'm also willing to pay more, but not that much.

Is it possible to have, for example, online users 5 /vipid 5

What's so bad about being able to only play 3 games and 1 tournament in a day?