Cool.Prepaid in Hot Water
So I was reading "HOW IT WORKS"...
Is it me or do they have plenty of grammatical errors on their site... I found his very simple typo:
"We know that you are looking for the best features for your money, THAT why we made sure you..."
They also state: "Our network has over two hundred and seventy million subscribers..."
HOW CAN YOU BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY WHEN YOU HAVE SPELLING ERRORS AND INCORRECT INFORMATION...LOL
JUST MY 2 CENTS
"We know that you are looking for the best features for your money, THAT why we made sure you..."
They also state: "Our network has over two hundred and seventy million subscribers..."
HOW CAN YOU BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY WHEN YOU HAVE SPELLING ERRORS AND INCORRECT INFORMATION...LOL
JUST MY 2 CENTS
i found a type on my posting... sorry...lol...
it should read:
I found this very simple typo:
it should read:
I found this very simple typo:
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I was on the website and saw that the typos were corrected. From what I hear about Moptorola is that cool stopped doing business with them. There were reports recently about problems with the razor.
Shady Past?
Lifted from Fierce Wireless:
As we reported last week, another prepaid MVNO called cool.Prepaid entered the market running on Cingular's network and offering Motorola's RAZR V3 handsets. Reports are circling the Internet today that Motorola has rescinded its agreement to provide handsets for subscribers to the MVNO and, we assume, the negotiations to have Motorola help cool.Prepaid bring iRadio services to its customers are also over.
While we can only speculate as to the reasons for Motorola's decision, a reader tipped us off to some information regarding cool.Prepaid's CEO's previous ventures in the wireless space. In 2003, cool.Prepaid Chairman and CEO Marvin Jemal and former colleagues Stephen Jemal and Jacob Dresdner agreed to pay...
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As we reported last week, another prepaid MVNO called cool.Prepaid entered the market running on Cingular's network and offering Motorola's RAZR V3 handsets. Reports are circling the Internet today that Motorola has rescinded its agreement to provide handsets for subscribers to the MVNO and, we assume, the negotiations to have Motorola help cool.Prepaid bring iRadio services to its customers are also over.
While we can only speculate as to the reasons for Motorola's decision, a reader tipped us off to some information regarding cool.Prepaid's CEO's previous ventures in the wireless space. In 2003, cool.Prepaid Chairman and CEO Marvin Jemal and former colleagues Stephen Jemal and Jacob Dresdner agreed to pay...
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It would be interesting to see if they were behind those stupid "booster antennas" that go underneath your battery and supposedly boost signal even though it never actually connected to your phone.....
It would definitely fit their profile....
It would definitely fit their profile....
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Naw, playa...Cool PrePaid be Cool PrePaid. Dig?
(This is fun!)
(This is fun!)
cool updates online and phone stores
cool.prepaid just wrote to let us know that they will immediately discontinue selling moto phones, and have updated their store so that new subscribers can order a stand-alone SIM card to use in their unlocked GSM phones.
eric Lin said:...
cool.prepaid just wrote to let us know that they will immediately discontinue selling moto phones, and have updated their store so that new subscribers can order a stand-alone SIM card to use in their unlocked GSM ph
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Yeah, the guy Marvin Jemal used to own the Nobidy Beats the Wiz stores in NY/NJ. They sold cool prepaid Moto phones at Sears.
Go to their website at www.coolprepaid.com to see what is left.....not much.
Go to their website at www.coolprepaid.com to see what is left.....not much.
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Now What?
If Motorola just cut them off, there must be a pretty serious reason. They wouldn't cut off potential sales just for laughs.
Since Motorola is the only brand that CoolPrepaid sold, what do they do now?
If Motorola just dumped them, why would another manufacturer want to do business with them?
I am sure that Sears is wondering what is going on as well.
Since Motorola is the only brand that CoolPrepaid sold, what do they do now?
If Motorola just dumped them, why would another manufacturer want to do business with them?
I am sure that Sears is wondering what is going on as well.
Jaspers20 said:...
If Motorola just cut them off, there must be a pretty serious reason. They wouldn't cut off potential sales just for laughs.
Since Motorola is the only brand that CoolPrepaid sold, what do they do now?
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Do they even have a website to remove stuff from? I couldn't find it.
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why do you say shady???
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Pretty Weird
Why would Motorola choose not to do business with Cool??? Not a good way to start business!!
