Quiz time

[redwildebeast]

ok this is a little something i like to do with my employees. ask a few questions that take some researching to find out.

1. What is the most amount of minutes you can get on a plan from t-mo? hint. shared plan

2. What is the length of the warranty on microSD cards that come with t-mo phones?

3. What is the least expensive add-on feature t-mo has other than free?

4.What is the maximum length of time your t-mo phone will ring before going to voicemail?
thats all for now. more to come

[darkjedi]

1) 4500 minutes but ONLY if you know the proper way to put it on...otherwise its 3000
2) 90 days warranty
3) 1.49 caller tunes, at least according to Watson
4) 30 seconds

I cheated, I'm an employee

[redwildebeast]

well you know you got all but #1 right.

[darkjedi]

well you know you got all but #1 right.

Whats your answer to number 1?

3000 minutes is the largest advertised family plan. Are we taking into consideration the small business 4500 plan which is available at our discretion or enterprise plans?

Tell me!!! I can't get anything wrong!

[redwildebeast]

enterprise

[Nwahs]

Could someone fill me in on what enterprise plans are?

[redwildebeast]

business plans for large corporations.
Flexible, cost-efficient, and tailored to your needs, T-Mobile Enterprise Business Plans combine the connectivity of our National Business Plans with the convenience of shared plan minutes. Call a T-Mobile Business Representative for pricing information.



All T-Mobile Enterprise Business Plans include:

• Pooled national Whenever Minutes®

• Unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling

• 300 text messages per user

• Caller ID

• VoiceMail

• Conference calling

• Call waiting

• Call forwarding




Prices exclusive to T-Mobile.com and valid only with new service activation.

Minimum 1-year contract required, call 1-888-537-4242 or visit one of our T-Mobile

[Nwahs]

Awesome. Thank you. Sounds like a well-tailored plan.

[redwildebeast]

they go up to 500 lines with xxx,xxx minutes (cant say the exact # cause thats the answer to Q 1)

[darkjedi]

Its not really a fair question because non employees are rarely if ever familiar with enterprise plans, point in case as asked above.

With that in mind, the answer to your question is 500,000.

[redwildebeast]

i know that. but thats the reason i do it so people will research and when you research one thing you usually come accross something you werent looking for that you didnt know. thats the reason i do it to my employees. and yes that is right

[Nwahs]

Dang....500,000 minute.
Thats impressive

I think it would be more appealing to have unlimited minutes though...I don't see why they don't just do that?