A Rewards Program to convince others to buy a Steam Deck

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Labyrinth2 0 For 9 timer siden

I’ve seen a story online where someone was playing a Steam deck and someone went up to them and asked what it was. After telling them what it was, that person was so excited and sold that he got a steam deck himself.

Many companies offer rewards when you recommend others to buy products especially in person. Perhaps Valve should create a referral program for players who convince other people to buy a Steam Deck or even other hardware and get some reward for doing so like store credit. That way you can sell more units by seeing the product itself and having players convince others to get one.

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Ettanin For 9 timer siden

That would be illegal in some countries (switzerland f. ex.) because it would be akin to a pyramid scheme.

cSg|mc-Hotsauce For 9 timer siden

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A Rewards Program to convince others to buy a Steam Deck

I’ve seen a story online where someone was playing a Steam deck and someone went up to them and asked what it was. After telling them what it was, that person was so excited and sold that he got a steam deck himself.

Many companies offer rewards when you recommend others to buy products especially in person. Perhaps Valve should create a referral program for players who convince other people to buy a Steam Deck or even other hardware and get some reward for doing so. That way you can sell more units by seeing the product itself and having players convince others to get one.

Valve doesn't need a referral program to sell Steam Decks. They fly out of the warehouses already.

And Valve also supports competition by making Steam OS available on other handhelds.

Labyrinth2 0 For 9 timer siden

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That would be illegal in some countries (switzerland f. ex.) because it would be akin to a pyramid scheme.

Not all of them as they’re perfectly okay here in the US.

cinedine For 9 timer siden

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That would be illegal in some countries (switzerland f. ex.) because it would be akin to a pyramid scheme.

A referral or "customers canvass customers" programme has zilch to do with a pyramid scheme and are commonly found.

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That would be illegal in some countries (switzerland f. ex.) because it would be akin to a pyramid scheme.
Not all of them as they’re perfectly okay here in the US.

They are commonly called Ponzi scheme in the US and also highly illegal.

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Labyrinth2 0 For 9 timer siden

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That would be illegal in some countries (switzerland f. ex.) because it would be akin to a pyramid scheme.

A referral or "customers canvass customers" programme has zilch to do with a pyramid scheme and are commonly found.

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Not all of them as they’re perfectly okay here in the US.

They are commonly called Ponzi scheme in the US and also highly illegal.

You don’t even know what a ponzi scheme is. It has to do with investment, not this.

Tito Shivan For 6 timer siden

"PLEASE BUY STEAM DECK USING MY CODE: XXX-YYY-ZZZ"
The spam would be delicious.

76561197960377633 For 6 timer siden

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Oprindeligt skrevet af cinedine:

A referral or "customers canvass customers" programme has zilch to do with a pyramid scheme and are commonly found.

They are commonly called Ponzi scheme in the US and also highly illegal.

You don’t even know what a ponzi scheme is. It has to do with investment, not this.

just owning a deck is reward enough and they sell themselves without any referral links