Yeah, it’s certainly to acquire paying X customers. But that means the 6% is an acquisition cost, and there is profit for X behind the 6% they pay out. So it’s more sustainable than a traditional bank. Certainly expect out to fluctuate with the market, but also should remain higher than nearly every HYSA.
@josh267267@ShowAndSellNet The people who would regret this never pay off their mortgage. A house it’s a liability that takes up a significant portion of your assets. At 45 today would refinance into a 50 yr mortgage if rates were under 5%
@Anamta_ali_ B. A will accelerate marginally slower due to the recoil of the spring. Gravity does not work on mass like some say. Air resistance would very marginally affect A more than B.
@DanielP94218918@n_kmrn75456@UziCryptoo It’s nowhere near a wash. That reps job was replaced by a human doing a different job. Many times in a technology field. The biggest customer complaint is not the bill, its lack of communication and reliability.
1. I don’t ever remember hearing it would lower your bills. It was designed to lower your consumption.
2. If you don’t like it, complain to your legislation. They have to approve every project that a utility spends money on that leads to increased cost to customer. Rates are 100% controlled by approved rate cases. Not by how much the utility wants to charge.
@n_kmrn75456@UziCryptoo Do you not have access to a mobile app, do you not get communication when your power goes out, when your bills due? Do you have to call and talk to a human every time you lose power?
I can’t speak to where you live or who your provider is. But nationwide, there is a push to move overhead wires underground. That is a huge capital investment. Even local municipalities are now deploying ADMS systems to automate the grid. That will normalize power distribution, automatically restore power from a different source when possible. I promise nationwide power is far more reliable than it was 10 years ago due to the investment that’s gone into it
@LunarCitizens A few issues with that, Florida won’t have 3 pads in 3 months, Louisiana won’t have a single pad in 3 months, and there’s no launch manifest to support that mass.