AmeritecTech
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| Re: Wow... said by rodrod5  :the vast majority of agents will probably not know the difference between a bit or a byte Bit and byte wasn't the error most were making. Most did not understand the difference between .002 dollars and .002 cents.
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Jodokast96
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Erial, NJ
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| Re: Wow... said by AmeritecTech :said by rodrod5 :the vast majority of agents will probably not know the difference between a bit or a byte Bit and byte wasn't the error most were making. Most did not understand the difference between .002 dollars and .002 cents. Not to mention, isn't that the exact same amount from last year? | |
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snipper_cr
join:2002-01-22
Wheaton, IL
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| I agree. The difference between a byte and a bit to even a moderately computer savy person is obvious but Kb and kb tend to be more confusing.
I am, however, worried about the people would cannot differentiate between .002 dollars and .002 cents. .002 cents would allow a heck of a lot more data!
Indeed, my sides are a little sore from watching that video. | |
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SLD
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join:2002-04-17
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| Re: Wow... said by snipper_cr :I agree. The difference between a byte and a bit to even a moderately computer savy person is obvious but Kb and kb tend to be more confusing. Seems you got confused yourself. Kb and kb are the same thing. KB and Kb would be different. | |
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snipper_cr
join:2002-01-22
Wheaton, IL
clubs: | Re: Wow... Yes, sorry thats what I ment. K and k would imply that there are two units of kilo :-P
But yeah that is what I meant | |
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Matt
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| said by AmeritecTech :said by rodrod5 :the vast majority of agents will probably not know the difference between a bit or a byte Bit and byte wasn't the error most were making. Most did not understand the difference between .002 dollars and .002 cents. I'm betting they went through training that told them .002 dollars, but that just doesn't make as much sense to say as .002 cents, so if as the poster above says, they don't quote data rates often, they probably remember .002 and think cents.
Personally I think Verizon Wireless needs to fire their training staff and probably change the metrics in use, as well as adding in a few "secret shopper" calls.
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