That's a very good question.
In fact, I think T News must have thought about this issue as well.
After all, hundreds of millions of users are using V letter, if you can really monetize this part of the number of users, then you can earn many "small goals" in vain.
But does T Xun dare to do this?
There was a time when I had to pay a dollar to apply for a QQ number.
Although the money is not much, I always feel that my heart is satisfied.
As soon as this rule was introduced, the number of registered users of an instant messaging tool called Langma UC exceeded 40 million in a week, and it is still growing wildly.
Later, T News canceled this one dollar.
There is another example, which is the Feixin that came out one after the other with V letter.
That's right, it's Feixin launched by China Mobile.
The author has also used it for a while.
The basic functions of the beginning are similar to those of the early V-letters.
And what is more advantageous than V letter is the binding with the mobile number.
But then Feixin began to charge 10 yuan a month for use.
And then there was no then.
V-letter can occupy this position by relying on the existing huge user base, even if the fee is charged for a dollar, there are a large number of users directly persuaded to quit.
It is no exaggeration to say that the day after T News announced the charge of V letters, including but not limited to Alibaba, Meituan, and NetEase (in fact, there are ready-made ones), they all launched their own instant messaging tools.
For me and other little farts, whose use is not the use?
As long as it's free anyway.