top | item 40931602 (no title) mik3y | 1 year ago 0.5% -> 0.7% = 40% increase in fees, for affected customers.(edit: 0.7% not 0.8%) discuss order hn newest lotsofpulp|1 year ago I would phrase that as a 0.3% increase in fees. bigyikes|1 year ago It’s a 60% increase in fees.It’s a 0.3 percentage point increase in fees.The former is important because it reflects the cost increase customers will face. Their costs don’t increase by 0.3%, they increase by 60%(Except I don’t think any of the comments in the thread have properly quoted TFA… isn’t it increasing to 0.7%?) mort96|1 year ago You would phrase it incorrectly then? That's 0.3 percentage points, but 60% load replies (2)
lotsofpulp|1 year ago I would phrase that as a 0.3% increase in fees. bigyikes|1 year ago It’s a 60% increase in fees.It’s a 0.3 percentage point increase in fees.The former is important because it reflects the cost increase customers will face. Their costs don’t increase by 0.3%, they increase by 60%(Except I don’t think any of the comments in the thread have properly quoted TFA… isn’t it increasing to 0.7%?) mort96|1 year ago You would phrase it incorrectly then? That's 0.3 percentage points, but 60% load replies (2)
bigyikes|1 year ago It’s a 60% increase in fees.It’s a 0.3 percentage point increase in fees.The former is important because it reflects the cost increase customers will face. Their costs don’t increase by 0.3%, they increase by 60%(Except I don’t think any of the comments in the thread have properly quoted TFA… isn’t it increasing to 0.7%?)
mort96|1 year ago You would phrase it incorrectly then? That's 0.3 percentage points, but 60% load replies (2)
lotsofpulp|1 year ago
bigyikes|1 year ago
It’s a 0.3 percentage point increase in fees.
The former is important because it reflects the cost increase customers will face. Their costs don’t increase by 0.3%, they increase by 60%
(Except I don’t think any of the comments in the thread have properly quoted TFA… isn’t it increasing to 0.7%?)
mort96|1 year ago