Do the majority of WISPs now sell their Wireless
service as "Broadband" (not mentioning its wireless in initial marketing) or as
"Wireless"?
How is customer awareness comming along. Is
advertising "wireless" helping or hindering the sales process.
We are still loosing marketing leads, be
Very good post!
Also note, more and more people are getting disgusted with the telco for all
manner of reasons.
And the long term trends look to be an abandonment (by and large) of pots
lines. Out here, he's got his cell phone, she's got hers etc. They use
wireless internet and cell phones
We learned a long time ago that selling the term "wireless" was
confusing to some people and had ideas of unreliability, when they think
of sat tv and rain fade or spotty cell phone coverage.
So we term it broadband in our marketing, but explain the wirleless
aspect of our system after we make
We learned a long time ago that selling the term "wireless" was
confusing to some people and had ideas of unreliability, when they think
of sat tv and rain fade or spotty cell phone coverage.
So we term it broadband in our marketing, but explain the wirleless
aspect of our system after we make
Ah alls well and good but, how about these apples?
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/remark,14309116~root=ool~mode=flat
Verizon is offering 30Mbps down/5Mbps up for $54.95/month in selected
areas of Long Island to compete with ComCast! As far as VoIP, we use
it here because of the friggin' co
Grin. Sure, we'd all pay $50 for 30 megs.
So go get it for YOUR connectivity and offer 10 megs for $35 and still make
a ton of money!
As long as we maintain the ability to buy these types of connections I think
it's actually a good thing for the wips.
BTW, even out here in Odessa I just dr
HmmInterested in doing what?(Sorry, I
didn't read the other emails, I am a little busy right now. :-)
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Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
Grin. Sure, we'd all pay $50 for 30 megs.
So go get it for YOUR connectivity and offer 10 megs for $35 and still
make a ton of money!
Sorry, can't do it, it's not a resellable connection. However, they will
sell you a 30Mbps resellable package for $1
I tell ya, it aint easy getting cost effective flights, to donate techs to
the relief effort.
Airlines have plenty of seats available at a premium, but I've had
difficulty getting them to take my Frequent Flyer Miles, in any reasonable
amount of time, to cost effectively send someone. Frustrati
WTF?
JohnnyO
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HmmInterested in
LMAO!!!, You are a crazy SOB!! ;-)
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Johnny,
Too busy helping the survivors get connected?
You should really learn to keep up!
!!!
XOXOXO
Thanks,
Dawn
JohnnyO wrote:
WTF?
JohnnyO
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Marlon,
Just so I understand... you are a Wireless ISP, and you sell wireless
equipment and you stand in front of the FCC talking about wireless
spectrum, policy, etc... and yet you used a Telco to provide your
backhaul to another city and for your upstream? Why didn't you use
wireless equipm
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