Techs & Trends
What your carrier says about your personality.
Verizon: The people who get a new cell phone every two years and between those years only occasionally use their cell phone to check up on the kids at college.
T-Mobile: The girl in her mid 20s who needs to talk to her girlfriends about her cute little chihuahua on her magenta RAZR.
Sprint: The conservative or low-income family who needs a cell phone for calling people and nothing else (of course the businessman who needs to use his blackberry as a modem for his laptop)
Nextel: The construction worker or architect who need the ability to curse and shout at his co-workers when he or she is drinking his morning gas-station coffe...
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Sprint: The b*tchy customers. These customers sign up soley to complain and complain because they know Sprint will take in the @ss and give them what they want. There is no negotiating here. It's give me now or I cancel.
cingular: The penny pinchers. These customers want every single minute they pay for even if they'll never use it. These customers have 3,000+ rollover minutes and they're proud!
T-Mobile: Also penny pinchers, but these customers don't need rollover because they know they're getting more minutes for a cheaper price, and will probably use the minutes.
Nextel: Either your business or your gangsta-ish customer. This customer needs to talk to lots of people, very fast, and ...
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SkillciaX said:
Nextel: Either your business or your gangsta-ish customer.
One of the main reasons I dropped nextel. Between all those "where you at?" boost mobile commercials and the people I saw using them. I decided I didn't want to be associated with that crowd. Weird how boost is street slang for stealing and that it seems to be the demographic boost is marketing too.
I will speak my mind when and where I choose.
Elvis himself even e-mailed me and said 'keep your thoughts to yourself' in a more negative manner.
These forums are not for suppression. Thank you Elvis.
i am sure that we all have our opinions about different posts. but why does everybody just send negative posts to this. there is the option to just leave it be and ignore it. i apologize for any aggressive or negative thoughts or depictions of me that this post or replying post may have given any of you.
i would appreciate if all the people involved in this thread would reply to this so i know that he or she has seen it.
i am really new to the on-line forums so... yeah...
You people just do not get it yet, maybe it will take a few more years for us americans to finally get some smarts about the cellular industry.
Cell phone carriers, like most companies, target their products for a specific demographic. They can't be that obvious with their targeting as to not alienate any potential customer.
don't believe me? look for yourself. Next time you see someone with a sprint phone look at them, i bet i could describe them perfectly for you right now, but them people would cry on here saying i was mean. I'm not mean, just right.
verizon: Think they are better than everyone else. Sued for misrepresnting their coverage. Business ty...
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