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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.
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.
The spam would be delicious.
If by "this" you mean referral programmes, no it isn't. As I said.
If by "this" you mean pyramid schemes, that's the common term for Ponzi schemes and they are illegal.
And yet so many companies have referral programmes, loyalty programmes, BTGOF programmes, ...
Seeing something you have to pay for as a reward is a very strange way of thinking and certainly doesn't help the company bootlicker allegations some regulars are regularly facing on the regular.
Person B: Sure!
Also Person B: *doesn't use referral code, instead simply purchases the deck as intended,
*roll credits*
;P