That is assuming there were more web shoppers than currently available tablets. I have no data (obviously, no one does) but I doubt it. My calculation goes like this. Assuming 12000 backers, 500 web shoppers, €300 per tablet. Rounded for easier math and illustration. First wave. 1) Current Jolla plan 500 backers get tablets. Jolla pays €0. 11500 backers get 50% refund. Jolla pays 11500 x €150 = €1,725,000 500 web shoppers get 100% refund. Jolla pays 500 x €300 = €150,000 Total cost in the first wave, €1,875,000 2) My suggestion 500 web shoppers get tablets. Jolla pays €0. 12000 backers get 50% refund. Jolla pays 12000 x €150 = €1,800,000. Total cost in the first wave, €1,800,000 OK so a €75k saving is not that much but there are additional benefits: * IGG backers would be treated equally * IGG backers knew (or should have) what they were getting themselves into * Web shoppers bought their tablets later so for them the HW would be less out of date