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In article <8216mh$8up$1@news1.mpx.com.au>, rod.speed@usa.net says...
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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
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> >>> 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.
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> More fool you. Again.

Gues how stupid you will look in the eyes of those very same heirarchial 
faces that will see this sometime today. Braindead moron.
 
> >> Because they realise what a silly mistake they've made
> >> and how many $100s of dollar's we're all claiming?
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> > 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.
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> You just plucked that out of your arse again Matty boy.
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> 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.
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> > DingoBlue's $120 credit (allowing 40% profit) is
> > costing them around $70 which is pretty damn good.
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> > Customers will also hang around to use them and the credit up.
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> True.
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