Basically the company is “losing” money every time someone claims the promotion because they are giving their service away for free.

Normally, companies will have a good estimate on how many people will make use of the promotion and how much money they will “lose”, but sometimes the reality exceeds expectations and so they put a cap on tbe number of times a promotion can be claimed so as to not get exploited too much.

Btw I say “lose” in quotes because it may not be an actual loss of money but a loss of potential earnings from a customer. Also, don’t worry about the downvotes, I’ve seen many innocuous comments also get a few downvotes for no reason.

Not to ruin the absurdity of it, but sometimes they have “until supplies last” on digital promotions because they have a limit on the total number of redemptions.

What’s funnier is that you didn’t even include the allegedly gold comment in the screenshot.

A true visionary

That’s such a refreshing attitude

He said they DON’T speak to him

BlOoDtHiRsTy RoOmBa EaTs kiTtEn WhOlE NSFL

Poor dog

Step 1

Now I need to know what the other 9 images are

Isn’t swift a semi common word, like “… takes swift action for …”?

WSJ coming back with the worst takes possible

I always watch his videos twice, once without subtitles and the next with. It’s pretty fun to guess what he’s doing on the first watch.

Thank god I left early