Consider the following statements:

Statement $1$: The razor$-$blade pricing strategy involves selling the initial product at a low cost $($or even a loss$)$ and making profits from high$-$margin complementary products, as seen with razors and blades.

Statement $2$: In the reverse razor$-$blade pricing strategy, the initial product is sold at a high price, and complementary products are offered at a lower price, encouraging long$-$term customer retention.

Only statement $1$ is correct.

Only statement $2$ is correct.

Both statements are correct.

Neither statement is correct.