Which controversial pricing strategy, implemented by several megachurches between 2010-2015, was eventually abandoned after public backlash for its 'premium access' approach to spiritual services?

In the realm of religious institutions and spiritual organizations, pricing strategies for services, materials, and membership have evolved significantly over time. From traditional tithing to modern subscription models for spiritual content, religious organizations face unique challenges in balancing financial sustainability with spiritual values. This poll tests your knowledge about a notable pricing controversy that emerged in the early 2010s among certain megachurches.

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Tithe Plus™ - A trademarked system where additional contributions provided exclusive access to pastoral counseling and premium seating
Salvation Subscription - A monthly membership model with different tiers offering varying levels of access to church resources and events
Divine Dividend - A program where members received financial returns on their donations based on church revenue growth
Spiritual Securities - An investment-style approach where donations were treated as shares with voting rights on church decisions