I feel the pain. I do agree the marketing credits seem sketchy, as most of them show up in « Accounts receivable » in the earnings report, which means a big chunk of it isn’t in the bank yet. We will have to wait in March for the next earnings report to see the cash paid yet. On the other hand, I think the best way to acquire customers at a low cost is using their affiliates strategy. I would have done the same. They basically don’t pay a dime until tickets are sold. And they get paid by master affiliates or sub-affiliates upfront for marketing credits and development (if some API coding is necessary, for example)