I like it. I've talked to a few friends, and they've told me that they wouldn't pay for music anymore, but I like the idea and be willing to subscribe to that kind of service.
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I like it. I've talked to a few friends, and they've told me that they wouldn't pay for music anymore, but I like the idea and be willing to subscribe to that kind of service.
£20 is too expensive i reckon. 10-15 would be the sweet spot. I wonder if they'll have gradiated packages though
Obviously, some new-fangled meaning of "unlimited" that I wasn't previously aware of...
I assume the meeting at which the new meaning was thought up was only attended by ISPs and mobile phone companies.
I don't work at Cadbury but...
I got sick of Cadbury since they recently changed the package size AND the recipe in Australia.
It's a rip off now pure and simple.
And it tastes different. Funny how taking the cocoa content down from 26% to 21% makes it cheaper for them to make yet the price remains the same (and they took out up to 20% of the content guessing we wouldn't realise the new cardboard packaging contained less).
Customers aren't stupid but PR/marketing/execs can be...
Nestle must be rubbing their hands at this silly "new Coke" stunt.
I got sick of Cadbury since they recently changed the package size AND the recipe in Australia.
It's a rip off now pure and simple.
And it tastes different. Funny how taking the cocoa content down from 26% to 21% makes it cheaper for them to make yet the price remains the same (and they took out up to 20% of the content guessing we wouldn't realise the new cardboard packaging contained less).
Customers aren't stupid but PR/marketing/execs can be...
Nestle must be rubbing their hands at this silly "new Coke" stunt.