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Matthew McDonald <matthew@matthewmcdonald.com> wrote
in message news:Ft1DOPe1cMIY=TCAjvshn2H8jpcx@4ax.com...
> Paul Day <bonfire@iinet.net.iq> wrote
>> Webmaster <webmaster@editgroup.aunz.com> wrote

>>> I'd hazzard a guess and say that in the last 48 hours
>>> there's been some rather astounded looks on heirarchial
>>> faces that have been sifting through this newsgroup.

More fool you. Again.

>> Because they realise what a silly mistake they've made
>> and how many $100s of dollar's we're all claiming?

> There is no silly mistake. The cost of gaining a customer
> through other methods in the telco game is around $50 to
> $100+ depending on the form of advertising and the area etc.

You just plucked that out of your arse again Matty boy.

The full page ads in the newspapers combined with the TV advertising
would have cost Telstra a lot more than that for each customer dragged in.

> DingoBlue's $120 credit (allowing 40% profit) is
> costing them around $70 which is pretty damn good.

True. Main problem is that it doesnt achieve anything like the exposure
that other approaches like say TV advertising does. Specially in the
startup phase when you dont have too many customers.

They do some other stuff like the banner on SOLD etc and small ads
in the papers. One full page ad in the SMH for their mobile system too.

> Customers will also hang around to use them and the credit up.

True.