I don't know if any of you feel the same way, but I am pretty much constantly sitting around annoyed, waiting for Logos to give me reasons to buy things. I'm pretty sure they feel like they are doing a fine job, but I certainly don't feel that way. When they do come up with something I like and want to take advantage of, they usually attach some sort of time limit to it (3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1-day only), and it's gone before I can take advantage. This past end-of-year was an good example. Another 2-3 days and I would have forked over at least a grand or more. They got none of it.
These recent base packages have me all ginned up to buy something, but I'm not going to because I refuse to bog and clog my computer with stuff I don't want. I would pay the asking price for each of the top end packages if they didn't have unending lists of pointless, useless, needless muck attached to them.
Zondervan's pigheaded refusal to allow dynamic pricing keeps them on my boycott list...and years down the road I haven't considered any of their big three packages that together totals thousands of dollars, even though there are things in them I would be happy to own.
The Orthodox Library Builder has about 5-6 things in it that together are easily worth the price they ask, but like the new base packages, I would be forced to take 5, 6, 7, or 8 (or more??) times as much totally unwanted fill to get them.
I could give a dozen or more smaller examples...like the March Madness "King Carson" recoronation, which gave me all the reason in the world to buy pretty much nothing.
Thing is, I could probably come up with a thousand creative ways to get me to buy and buy again, but at this point I've really gotten to the place where I'm considering taking my money and doing something else with it. Right now it's frustrating. The problem for Logos comes when it starts to feel liberating.