is it just me or did they remove the option to buy 25 credits?

This option will be back this Monday when the 1100 credits option is gone.😉

What is the use of buying 25 when one standard show can be paid of it and the 2nd not. You want to pay card by card ?!

@goodwolf

Some people may be buying only very very few cards (maybe only one or two a year) and only want a few credits. Though it makes an individual card expensive it is still cheaper than buying far more credits that you don't spend.

A special case is someone trying out the program for the first time, someone who wants to spend as little as possible until he has seen his first card.

Or, such small expenses will be less suspicious for his wife when she sees them in transaction history 😆

There is also a different way of looking at it. It sets a high nominal or base cost for buying credits against which all the other options are seen as a offering a discount - but even that does not mean that it is not useful to some customers.

Each Credit has a cost base of $0.20 per Credit.
All Credit Package Discounts are Based off of this Base Credit price.

A special case is someone trying out the program for the first time.

Exactly, this is what I did the first time, I bought the lowest credits offer to purchase a single card to test the software.

Each Credit has a cost base of $0.20 per Credit.
All Credit Package Discounts are Based off of this Base Credit price.

Here it is 0.20 euro. It is what is set by the 25 credits for 4.99 euro package and why I called it the base price.

Psychologically the visible existance of this "base price" is important otherwise the next option does not look like a discount. Many are attracted to the idea of a discount (and will buy only if they think there is a discount) so much so that, at least in this country, there are laws requiring that there really is a genuine product sold at the base price. This used not always to be the case and I well remember advertisements for things on sale at reduced price that essentially never were available at the full price. Considering this there may well be a legal reason why the 25 credit package, or something like it, has to exist at least if the larger packages are to benefit from being described as offering a discount.

I might even agree, but who asked has a couple of cards not one or two...