[s1k3b8]

> "Lure" is a nice short word for "attract with incentives"

In american english, lure has negative connotations - like pedophiles luring children with candy or human traffickers luring vulnerable people with the false hope of a better life elsewhere.

I don't think people who read the headline came away with a positive view of Ant's $7 Credit Limit.

[yorwba]

Do you think the headlines below leave the reader with a negative impression?

"FedEx lures sellers with two-day air shipping after Amazon contract ends"

"Cloudflare goes big on serverless with new CLI, lures devs with free tier"

"Shopping for nostalgia: Toys R Us lures Michigan fans to Canada"

"A ‘Honking Big’ Cave in Canada Lures Geologists to Its Mouth"

"North of Netherlands Lures Elon Musk with Billboards"

Is two-day air shipping bad for sellers? Is signing up for Cloudflare's free tier a mistake? Is Canada a dangerous country full of toys and geologist-swallowing caves? Will visiting the north of the Netherlands be the end of Elon Musk?