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khull: Those around the block long enough will remember familiar history repeating itself:
Jetstream (post 1999), Go Large (2006), Big Time (~2009) - all died a horrible death within months of introduction
Bait. Switch.
If there is one thing Telecom is good at is they have a powerful arsenal of Saatchi & Saatchi marketing folk behind them. And they do a damn good job and you can bet there are dollar signs crossed over their eyes with the yet another rebrand and logo change. Part of the reason I turned down the industry even having a major in marketing degree. Yes, more money in IT :)
It was jetstart, not jetstream that was the unlimited (128kbit) plan.. I've been around longer than that. Characterising it as Bait and Switch is utterly unfair. None of those plans started out with the intent of discontinuing them.
Please note all comments are from my own brain and don't necessarily represent the position or opinions of my employer, previous employers, colleagues, friends or pets.
joker97: maybe it is a ploy to attract people/
anyway, it looks like a direct replacement to 500gb? so people who want more than 150gb but not throttled will have to leave telecom?
joker97: maybe it is a ploy to attract people/
anyway, it looks like a direct replacement to 500gb? so people who want more than 150gb but not throttled will have to leave telecom?
plambrechtsen:joker97: maybe it is a ploy to attract people/
anyway, it looks like a direct replacement to 500gb? so people who want more than 150gb but not throttled will have to leave telecom?
The 500GB plan is still available, just not actively advertised. You can however ring up and ask for it.
whitecd:
Talkiet:khull: Those around the block long enough will remember familiar history repeating itself:It was jetstart, not jetstream that was the unlimited (128kbit) plan.. I've been around longer than that. Characterising it as Bait and Switch is utterly unfair. None of those plans started out with the intent of discontinuing them.
Jetstream (post 1999), Go Large (2006), Big Time (~2009) - all died a horrible death within months of introduction
Bait. Switch.
If there is one thing Telecom is good at is they have a powerful arsenal of Saatchi & Saatchi marketing folk behind them. And they do a damn good job and you can bet there are dollar signs crossed over their eyes with the yet another rebrand and logo change. Part of the reason I turned down the industry even having a major in marketing degree. Yes, more money in IT :)
Cheers- N
richms: I have just lost any respect for telecom with that video.
whitecd:
Geoff E
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