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scott wrote:
> I think
> it's more to do with culture here, in that it seems (with my very
> limited sample size!) that more people are willing to pay for things to
> be done properly, and won't choose a cheaper alternative that is of
> lower quality. This results in some products simply not being available
> because there is no demand for them, and probably contributes to the way
> things are designed in the first place.
Ah, I see.
Most people I've met see only the price tag. Yes it's nice to have a
better product, but look at the price tag...
I think I mentioned at some point the horrifyingly low levels of
customer service that most companies provide. Most people wouldn't
switch to another provider to get better service, only to get a lower
price. Three guesses where that lower price comes from.
Personally, I'm one of those people who doesn't mind paying more money
if I actually get a better product. Then again, I shop at John Lewis, so
apparently I'm crazy.
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