PhoenixDown
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Re: so?
I agree - large deals usually have specific rates, terms and SLA's, this isn't anything new. |
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rf_engineer
join:2003-08-04
USA | Furthermore, if you're a taxpayer you would end up paying the ETFs anyway. If anything, this is a good thing.
Slow news day? |
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TK Junk Mail
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Margate City, NJ
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said by PhoenixDown  :I agree - large deals usually have specific rates, terms and SLA's, this isn't anything new. You are right. The bigger the contract, the more likely will the telco be to make favorable conditions part of the deal. Of course this is std business practice for all contracts. The biggest businesses also get similar deals.
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TK Junk Mail
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said by rf_engineer :Furthermore, if you're a taxpayer you would end up paying the ETFs anyway. If anything, this is a good thing. Slow news day? You have to keep the peanut gallery revved up by giving them their daily anti-corporate feeding.
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GlobalMind
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Hollywood, FL | reply to PhoenixDown
Exactly and any large org could have the same arrangement with Sprint when you deal in that type of volume. |
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Maxo
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Tallahassee, FL
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said by PhoenixDown :I agree - large deals usually have specific rates, terms and SLA's, this isn't anything new. Yeah, definitely not a big deal. Contracts to purchase a service en masse usually has some pretty nice perks. |
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