Re: Speech processors...

<Mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...

be kind he is wasting hislife he is instead help you advertise

please do give credit where it is due

Before all the usual members of this group beg for a pay
rise we should first see if our hard work, making the facts
known, really justifies it...

"Vinnie S." <none@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...
Brain forecasted 30 sales for Sept, while giving me a
Business 101 lesson. So I figured I would follow up.:

So, what have I found? Brain as sold a whopping 2 units in Sept, both
on the 5th. If my math skills are up to speed, I think that is behind
forecast. I think he would have to sell 28 units in the next 11 days, to
equal 30 for the month. I think that is what Brian called, " based on
statistical data" !

As far as more Business 101 info, every time Biran lists a Voicemax, he
is charged $1.40, even for the non-sold units. That is one hell of a
business model. Paying for not selling !


Not only does he appear to be well below target, but his sales appear
to be dropping and he appears to be paying extra for that drop.

We had better also check for any other effects of this trend...


"Telstar Electronics" <briangriffey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...

We are considering a price reduction to stimulate sales during
these hard and uncertain economic times.


Since we have been publishing the true facts; sales have dropped,
costs have risen, and he is having to reduce the price of
remaining units just to shift them.

Now, do you really think he should thank us for revealing
the truth?

At least if he was paying us, he could sack us for telling
people the truth. After all, that is not the job of a salesman
or PR person.
He knows that the best he can now hope for is to try to make
us look even more stupid than he has made himself look.

Considering his lack of real knowledge, and the trend as he
keeps yapping, he is more likely to dig himself a deeper hole.
But, like the gambling addict, he will not see that the odds are
against him. He thinks that the trend will change on the next
roll of the dice.
Keep rolling that Dice, Griffter Man, make your enemies very
happy people.


Regards,
Peter.


.

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