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1 real customer, learn from him why he hates (feedback) and act upon it , 1000 fake users are terrible , may attract other genuine users but it provides no value

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1000 fake users.

Both are actually terrible options. Fake users don't drive real growth metrics (retention, revenue) that sophisticated investors care about. And one customer who hates you? That's just statistical noise, not actionable feedback. This is a false dichotomy that misunderstands how product-market fit actually works.

1 real if paying, is great

oh wow, i never thought someone would actually want to keep fake users. I'm building my mvp and trying every possible way to fake users away. i have not listed my domain anywhere, but still I got almost 700 fake logins. (maybe they are bots). then i deviced system to kill the bots. fake users kill your product even if they do nothing.

The 1,000 fake users are utterly worthless from an analytics perspective. You can't derive meaningful patterns, engagement metrics are falsified, and your product decisions will be based on fantasy. The single hater at least gives you one data point that's real, however negative. Reality always beats fiction in product development.