+Tree Toad Posted January 15, 2010 Posted January 15, 2010 Bundled Uverse-$152 a month-some glitches Smart phone with all the bells-$82 a month-some glitches Groundspeak-$2.50 a month-some glitches Which one gives you the most for the least? Thanks to ALL at Groundspeak for what you do!
+Arrow42 Posted January 15, 2010 Posted January 15, 2010 Bundled Uverse-$152 a month-some glitchesSmart phone with all the bells-$82 a month-some glitches Groundspeak-$2.50 a month-some glitches Which one gives you the most for the least? Thanks to ALL at Groundspeak for what you do! I'm waiting for the "priceless" line.
+tozainamboku Posted January 15, 2010 Posted January 15, 2010 Bundled Uverse-$152 a month-some glitchesSmart phone with all the bells-$82 a month-some glitches Groundspeak-$2.50 a month-some glitches Which one gives you the most for the least? Thanks to ALL at Groundspeak for what you do! I'm waiting for the "priceless" line. Firefox with Greasemonkey so you can undo all the changes that Groundspeak made to formatting - priceless.
+pppingme Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Bundled Uverse-$152 a month-some glitches Smart phone with all the bells-$82 a month-some glitches Groundspeak-$2.50 a month-some glitches Uverse-Hundreds of Millions, if not billions, in equipment, copper, and other infrastructure Smart phone-100,000 per tower, spaced no more than 3 miles apart, 10 to 100 million in each city, billions across the country Groundspeak - a few servers in a rack, and rental of a 19 inch by 32 inch floor space in a data center Not hardly comparable, oh, and of the three, gs has the highest profit margin.
+StarBrand Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 ... Uverse-Hundreds of Millions, if not billions, in equipment, copper, and other infrastructure Smart phone-100,000 per tower, spaced no more than 3 miles apart, 10 to 100 million in each city, billions across the country Groundspeak - a few servers in a rack, and rental of a 19 inch by 32 inch floor space in a data center Not hardly comparable, oh, and of the three, gs has the highest profit margin. You're right. We should be far harsher on those cell phone folks for having even 1 glitch and far more forgiving of the little guy................. .....and you know the profit margin --- how exactly?? (I think you might actually be shocked at the profit margin in the cell industry)
jholly Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Not hardly comparable, oh, and of the three, gs has the highest profit margin. I didn't realize that GS was a public company that released financial data.
+Arrow42 Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Not hardly comparable, oh, and of the three, gs has the highest profit margin. I didn't realize that GS was a public company that released financial data. Hay, "from thin air" is a reliable source.
+pppingme Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 We should be far harsher on those cell phone folks for having even 1 glitch and far more forgiving of the little guy................. Thats not even close to what I said. The harshness should be on the guy with the larger profit margin, and far less complex system, no reason for mistakes, yes, that would be gs.
jholly Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 We should be far harsher on those cell phone folks for having even 1 glitch and far more forgiving of the little guy................. Thats not even close to what I said. The harshness should be on the guy with the larger profit margin, and far less complex system, no reason for mistakes, yes, that would be gs. I still would like to know how you got the profit margin on a closely held private company. Until you can provide source and definite numbers I will consider your information to be suitable for bagging and selling as fertilizer.
+bittsen Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 We should be far harsher on those cell phone folks for having even 1 glitch and far more forgiving of the little guy................. Thats not even close to what I said. The harshness should be on the guy with the larger profit margin, and far less complex system, no reason for mistakes, yes, that would be gs. I still would like to know how you got the profit margin on a closely held private company. Until you can provide source and definite numbers I will consider your information to be suitable for bagging and selling as fertilizer. Maybe accessed the tax records
+Frank Broughton Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Maybe accessed the tax records or observe $10,000 donations.
+Arrow42 Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Maybe accessed the tax records or observe $10,000 donations. Still insufficient data.
+genegene Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 Not sure if it is the "highest" profit margin but it "should" be a better on the Income vs. Pay Out then some of the others. Check these out for a very low estimated look at the company, HERE OR HERE THIS ONE TO These are just some of many sites that you can do a look up on of the website alone. These values do not show what goes on behind the scenes.
+t4e Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 (edited) Not sure if it is the "highest" profit margin but it "should" be a better on the Income vs. Pay Out then some of the others. Check these out for a very low estimated look at the company, HERE OR HERE THIS ONE TO These are just some of many sites that you can do a look up on of the website alone. These values do not show what goes on behind the scenes. those are not reliable stats, how do they know, how do they collect their data, how do they analyze it? Edited January 17, 2010 by t4e
+StarBrand Posted January 17, 2010 Posted January 17, 2010 We should be far harsher on those cell phone folks for having even 1 glitch and far more forgiving of the little guy................. Thats not even close to what I said. The harshness should be on the guy with the larger profit margin, and far less complex system, no reason for mistakes, yes, that would be gs. Thats just it - you didn't really say anything - so I interpreted it for you. here is the orignal text I was responding to for a reminder. Uverse-Hundreds of Millions, if not billions, in equipment, copper, and other infrastructure Smart phone-100,000 per tower, spaced no more than 3 miles apart, 10 to 100 million in each city, billions across the country Groundspeak - a few servers in a rack, and rental of a 19 inch by 32 inch floor space in a data center Not hardly comparable, oh, and of the three, gs has the highest profit margin.
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