Regarding fees:
Fee is 1% for discounts of 10% or less, then it scales exponentially using this equation: FEE = exp((x - 10)/15), x being the requested discount.
Fee is 1% for discounts of 10% or less, then it scales exponentially using this equation: FEE = exp((x - 10)/15), x being the requested discount.
Is the fee only shown in an obscured part of this blog post? https://purse.io/blog/post/101598347574/the-purse-discount
Looks good - this is the maximum resolution, really:
Perhaps, you wanted to show some example numbers as well?
Anyways, you have written here FEE = exp((x - 10)/15), on the small picture, the numbers are 0.1 and 0.15; I understand it is because one is in % and the other is not, but perhaps could you give a full rundown on this, so at least I can put the thing into Excel and see it for myself. The numbers just do not add up - yet.
It seems also, that you are looking for clients who are also mathematicians - it is not difficult maths, sure; just sayin' that for some of your target market it might be. Or, you don't consider those folks as your target market.
Edit: I just see the equation on the picture is a power (number), on your text above it is not. Still, need this to work with in Excel.
Hey mrkent,
Would you care to address this? Thanks
GL on ur purchase mrhelpful 