Yes,
Not like Mpire that has no known operating revenues, clients or contracts.
Mpire media failed to list on the ASX on December as announced.
They are likely waiting for the income from the lucrative and generous ZIP deal.
From Zip stakeholders point of view, you pay for a downland but how do you know that this means the app will be really used.
The Airloyals scheme gives money in the form of calling credit to the ppl who downland say 10 apps.
Successful downlands they will do, get a couple of dollars and wait for the next lot of downloads and so on.
Is this the best and most effective way to promote and advertise what is supposed to be a premium product ?
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