I wonder what would happen should another dub decide to compete? Would the original manufacturer heed the "no compete clause" that is so much a part of dub life? or would there be a pricing war and advertising campaign?
It's hard to predict. A lot of these Dub servicing businesses seem to exist in a grey area - the WBTS doesn't like having anybody trading on their "good name", yet Dubs love to deal with Dub businesses, esp. where the business produces materials they can use in their day to day Dub lives. Some years back, the WBTS cracked down on pro-Dub websites and forced a Dub friendly software operation out of business, yet they don't seem as worried about more traditional material such as Bible-covers and the like. So two competing Dub businesses that got too much attention might not be seen too favourably by Brooklyn.