T-Mobile commercials
I just saw the "auctioneer" fast-talking commercial last night and while I thought it was well written and everything, I don't understand why T-Mobile is advertising their unlimited "family talk" like it's something brand new and unique to them. Every carrier has that, and has for some time now! In addition, I don't remember that they mentioned you could call anyone on T-Mobile, not just people on your plan. (Maybe they did and I just don't remember it.)
I suppose most people are under the impression they have to add the MTM to their family plans like they do on individual lines and they're trying to address that issue. Go...
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Aleq said:Nothing beats three office dorks dancing in an office when their supervisor walks in and tells them to locate a shipment and quit fooling around. Dork #1 flips open his Nextel phone, locates it via GPS...and gets back to dancing with his buddies as the music kicks back in. I laughed so hard I nearly choked.
I think ye don't watch much TV, because the "auctioneer" commercials have been airing for about a year now. Might want to catch some of the more recent ones... they're more on the lines of "person in peril won't call for help because it's peak time" and they're quite witty...
rathofbuns said:
Then their media plan bites... they're airing commercials that are a year old during prime time on network TV instead of the new ones??
Because they're cute, still apropos and feature the family plans. Why spend the huge amounts of money to produce a commercial and NOT get your money's worth out of it? Commercials are paid for by customers--I'm okay with the advertising department not breaking the bank to keep up with the Joneses. We're adding customers at a nice brisk rate as it is, we have no pressing need to pay millions for advertising when word of mouth about our inexpensive plans, great call quality, excellent coverage and outstanding customer service is free and way more effectiv...
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