Maybe this was obvious to all of you, but it just occurred to me. IMO, the most likely reason Samsung is trying to pull the Note 4 off the shelves is: Samsung Pay.
Think about it. How much money will they make selling the rest of their Note 4 stock? Vs. how much money will they make charging a nickel (or whatever) for each and every one of millions upon millions of transactions? You can only charge for a phone once. You can charge for a transaction over and over again.
They seeded the market with the S6 and S6 Edge, and now that they have the Note 5 and Edge +, they don't want Note 4s eating into that.
Excellent business move, IMO. Only time will tell if it pays off.
Think about it. How much money will they make selling the rest of their Note 4 stock? Vs. how much money will they make charging a nickel (or whatever) for each and every one of millions upon millions of transactions? You can only charge for a phone once. You can charge for a transaction over and over again.
They seeded the market with the S6 and S6 Edge, and now that they have the Note 5 and Edge +, they don't want Note 4s eating into that.
Excellent business move, IMO. Only time will tell if it pays off.
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