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I was looking at some cell phone plans today. What is wrong with this?
I love the line that says, "Whether you have one employee or thousands, T-Mobile as plans that suit your business needs."
Still don't see the problem?
They only have three choices. What if I have an employee that only needs 100 minutes? What if I have an employee that needs 1000 minutes?
More than that, why wouldn't I just just choose the unlimited individual plan for $99.99?
Here's a clue... if you boast that you have a plan for any need, you better have more than three... you better be flexible in your offerings.
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Good to see you back my friend. Was getting a little worried. Obviously, you blew a gasket trying to look for a cell phone plan - which happens every 2 years with me ;-)
Another brilliant post! Is there another industry with a bigger gap between their offering and their advertising? The airlines suck, but at least they've had the over-promotion beaten out of them.
Justin... do mean like car dealers? "We'll beat any price (if it is in writing because we know that our competitors won't write it down)."
omg!
Wife's phone just broke, and now I need to get her a phone - but not a plan on account we already have one...this should be very interesting...