£30 per box are you insane! Sites would not be able to charge that, they would never be able to run, no matter how long your long term there bussiness plan was. Even if they did set up a long term business plan at tjose prices, thats very risky, meaning if they dont get the huge colume of customers they will need at those prices, there screwed, therefore going out of bussiness, and therefore the business of paintball loosing another cash provider for the paint companies. Also do you realise how many boxes of paint companies like delta force buy. I will tell you, its alot! Where would paintball companies be without such mass ordering of paint, do you think selling paint at tournaments can help them stay a float alone? Delta force gives money to company x and company x can spend more money on developing tournament gear alike. And lets face it if big companies increased there orders, tournment paint prices may even fall. So everyone stop whining now, this subject must have been covered a million times (maybe slightly less im not sure), so let this be the last. One more thing if you cant afford it get a job.Paintball sites in the States also have such costs to meet. So why are they handing out Ions and selling paint at reasonable prices. Perhaps their long term business plan is much more thought out than the UK's get rich quick method.
If I owned a site I would rather have one person attend approx every three to six months paying £30 per 2000 balls than having that person come once a year and pay £50+ for 1000 balls for them never to return.
It takes a lot of investment to attract new customers but very little to retain them.
Im not insane and if you spent about as much time thinking about what i said as what you did in replying then you too may think its not a bad idea. Your reply even backs my thoughts in regards to the benefitting of tourney ball so what misinformed point are you tying to make?£30 per box are you insane! Sites would not be able to charge that, they would never be able to run, no matter how long your long term there bussiness plan was. Even if they did set up a long term business plan at tjose prices, thats very risky, meaning if they dont get the huge colume of customers they will need at those prices, there screwed, therefore going out of bussiness, and therefore the business of paintball loosing another cash provider for the paint companies. Also do you realise how many boxes of paint companies like delta force buy. I will tell you, its alot! Where would paintball companies be without such mass ordering of paint, do you think selling paint at tournaments can help them stay a float alone? Delta force gives money to company x and company x can spend more money on developing tournament gear alike. And lets face it if big companies increased there orders, tournment paint prices may even fall. So everyone stop whining now, this subject must have been covered a million times (maybe slightly less im not sure), so let this be the last. One more thing if you cant afford it get a job.
My point's are in the post if you care to read! But also if long term business plans are MORE profitable then why arn't the larger companies using them?Im not insane and if you spent about as much time thinking about what i said as what you did in replying then you too may think its not a bad idea. Your reply even backs my thoughts in regards to the benefitting of tourney ball so what misinformed point are you tying to make?