Does Habbo Bribe Us Into Buying Credits?

[Sharpsterz]

Ok What I Mean is in the recent year or so habbo has put a deal on the Ukash payment method 3 times now - each time offering a laser with every purchase £5 or over. What do you think about this - is it bribery or is it just habbo wanting to make as much money as possible?

[!-GC-!]

Habbo is money hungry

but it is a business not a charity

Think the best deal they did on credits is when they did buy one get one free

[Orangeesh]

Ok What I Mean is in the recent year or so habbo has put a deal on the Ukash payment method 3 times now - each time offering a laser with every purchase £5 or over. What do you think about this - is it bribery or is it just habbo wanting to make as much money as possible?

of course they do.. remember the 'accidental' release of the supers.
Woops Ive just put all supers in cat by accident... I mean come on :rolleyes:

The same with the 'accidental' release of the Habbo trophies.

[Immenseman]

Well at the end of the day sulake is a company and like the vast majority of companies out there were created to make money as the fundamental reason. So, they just want to make as much money as possible and fair play to them really.

[Sharpsterz]

Taking Advantage Of Kids Is a Bit Cheesy Lol

[-:Undertaker:-]

Of course they do, but they are a business.

[@xP]

Yes and No.

Yes because they put on offers. No as it's your own choice if you buy them or not. Habbo is a business, a typical business.

[brandon]

Only if you allow yourself to be bribed. ;) but of course it tries to, or it wouldn't be a successful business.

[Flamedragon3]

Like the others have said really... its a business, and they know what to do to make us want to buy credits ;)

[jesus]

I voted 'maybe'. They are promoting the companies by giving special offerso n credits just like all other businesses do with each other.

[Crayonic]

Business.

That's all it is. They want more money. We want more richness in a game. Success.

Bribe. 100%

So Dull.

[The Professor]

Of course they are. That's the idea, thats how they sell. Thats what advertisments and special offers do.

[Robalton]

it's really your choice if you want to spend over £5.00 on pixelated furniture.
so i don't really think we're being bribed. but they do push us to buy credits way to much. that said, i don't think i've even done any other purchase than sms >.>