B Ozanne
EF5
Any word on why it went to $90?
I'm planning on signing up in the next few days.
I'm planning on signing up in the next few days.
Originally posted by Tim Vasquez
We have packages starting at $49.95, which includes a recording with hourly updates and SMS E-mail target updates direct to your cell phone.
Tim Vasquez
Suspecting that there may be a quandry afoot at CH, Inc., over how to maximize customer satisfaction, I'll throw a suggestion out: since SMS messaging is I'm quite sure an added cost and complexity over email distribution (and limited to those with SMS-enabled phones), that the $50 service might be clarified to include email-only updates, and SMS messaging be an additional feature for $40 more. Just a thought....
Originally posted by mrobinett
Cingular is pay for messages both sent AND received, AT&T wireless was free incoming.
Originally posted by Ryan McGinnis
It's not my place to tell anyone how to do business, but I don't think I've ever seen anyone respond to increasing competition and falling sales by doubling their subscription prices. It might help you out for this season, but I doubt it'll do much for long-term viability of the product. I was planning on trying it out this year and might have been a repeat subscriber -- but not after a sudden nearly 100% subscription price increase. Of course, you may not be planning on continuing this service, in which case the price increase would make sense, in a slash-and-burn kind of way.
Just mah 2 cents, YMMV.
Originally posted by Mikel Shively
I have never tried the serivce, but I hear it is really good. $90 doesn't seem too awful bad for a service of that caliber.