@smp99 wrote:
@srlawren wrote:
@sunflowershine wrote:
@pjw However PM is using 3G network only. It is way slower...
@Alan_K @Brooke_C here is yet anohter example of even your existing customers being confused by the "3G" nomenclature! Please please please rename the "3G" speed data plans to something else.
After thinking about it I say leave the marketing name alone. We know the difference, and we can explain to our friends. If they call it LTE-Lite or whatever, then if/when Chatr offers a new low 3G plan, PM will have less pressure to match because "they are 3G, we have LTE-Lite."
@smp99 strongly disagree. I'm glad you can explain the difference to your friends but what about everyone else that finds PM via marketing or other means and has nobody to ask? Or doesn't think to ask because they think they understand what "3G" means but are totally lacking the context.
As to your concern about less price matching, I find that highly unlikely. PM created these plans especially to compete with Chatr and Lucky (or whatever it used to be called, I forget now!) which only offer actual 3G network access. If anything, PM should be trumpetting LTE network access (albeit at a throttled rate) as a market differentiator to help them compete.
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