yes they always offer more package less product and an a on special inflated price. The problem with that way of thinking is that it is based in the minimal or more with less sometimes it works and more often doesn't , trying to make the numbers say what they want you to believe, i'm not sure how many people on the planet even have enough education to understand the implications.
It is actually funny when you see the industry manipulating mathematical terms in order to push their products ;-)
yes they always offer more package less product and an a on special inflated price. The problem with that way of thinking is that it is based in the minimal or more with less sometimes it works and more often doesn't , trying to make the numbers say what they want you to believe, i'm not sure how many people on the planet even have enough education to understand the implications.