This could be great for low income homes where internet isn't an option, but in the same homes a large sign up fee (comparatively) will be prohibitive to those same families. Google fiber has this problem in Kansas, where they are trying to give free fiber internet to 'urban' (read: poor black neighborhood) families, but the sign up fee is too expensive, making it pointless as no one has $2-300 laying around.
That said, low income families may also not be profitable - you should work with community boards to get this to more people.
I would seriously consider getting an English major to look over your website and find any errors, spelling mistakes do scream scam to the average person - and they will be slow to change their mind.
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TerribleTalk, sounds like you need someone to fix up the website's content and language. I'm an IT student and would be more than happy to volunteer my services between now and 1st December (I have another job that starts on the 2nd so I will be unavailable after that). Private Message me for details / CV.
Good luck with the company, sounds like you're doing a good thing here. Hope it works out! :-D
steve98: According to their parent company website terrible.co.nz, they have, to date, donated more than $53 to six lucky beneficiaries.
It says "thousand" below it. $53,000 isn't too bad for a relatively new company.
I'm still confused why on the case studies page, one is a good case study (saving $100 over Telecom), one is a Terrible™ case study (costing an extra $12 over Vodafone), and one is "Comming Soon".
Kyanar: It says "thousand" below it. $53,000 isn't too bad for a relatively new company.
That wasn't there a few days ago. It literally said $53+ before.
Yes, I had a look too. definitely didn't say thousand.
I'd be interested if that was actually true.
If they are donating a share of their profit, then 53k is quite a lot of profit from a tiny telco that has been operating for less than 6 months, and sells almost everything at a loss.
mattwnz: It would have to be true though. I presume it is all their businesses and from when they first started trading.
Hi guys our donation scheme shown on Terrible's site take into account the whole company, this includes the parts that pre data Terrible Talk (the Telco) the firm has assets across a range of industries including publishing, Energy, Telephony and Strategic consultancy.
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