Re:AT&T Throttling Unlimited Plans after 2GB Data Use
by nitrogen on Saturday February 04, 2012 @05:33PM
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I think it is unreasonable to expect the masses to "riot over" any issue that doesn't go their way. After all, the various industry associations didn't have to start any riots, blackout any web sites, or send hundreds of thousands of messages to get their laws passed. There must be a better way.
Re:AT&T Throttling Unlimited Plans after 2GB Data Use
by JonWood on Saturday February 04, 2012 @05:31PM
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Is causing your customers to think you're ripping them of, and making them look elsewhere for service actually maximising profit though?
Given the cost of acquiring a customer they should be bending over backwards to keep existing customers.
This is also the reason that the sales drones at Best Buy just read the product packaging when you ask them a question about it. Unskilled labor is cheap, and these days, almost all level 1 support is unskilled (think across industries, not just IT; IT still has some great lvl1 support if you look hard enough.)