How Many Devices Do You Use?
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@Minion-Queen said:
A bit of it in this house is the vendors giving me stuff. We end up cycling through so much stuff (mostly useless) because of it.
Yes...I am on a review program (review/keep) and sometimes I get stuff I don't really need...while I usually LOVE having storage, it got to the point where I had too much. Legally, I am not to sell or give it away...
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@garak0410 said:
@Minion-Queen said:
A bit of it in this house is the vendors giving me stuff. We end up cycling through so much stuff (mostly useless) because of it.
Yes...I am on a review program (review/keep) and sometimes I get stuff I don't really need...while I usually LOVE having storage, it got to the point where I had too much. Legally, I am not to sell or give it away...
I just cycle down to employees. It is kinda nice that we rarely have to buy tablets.
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@Mike-Ralston said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Mike-Ralston said:
If I ever managed to count all of the devices we have in this house, by the time I was done there would be five new ones.
I know that feeling. but you guys are so much worse than us.
No question about that. I'm an early adopter type, so we get a bit of just strange useless stuff from that.
Yeah you do. Lol
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Yup, she does...
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@Minion-Queen lol. The hand me down system.
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I just wish ALL vendors would give awesome useful stuff. We only have a couple that do!
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@garak0410 Legally you aren't allowed to give it away? That sounds like anti-marketing to me!
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@technobabble said:
@garak0410 Legally you aren't allowed to give it away? That sounds like anti-marketing to me!
NFR
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No, I do get it, but for branded hardware devices, I just see it as a lost marketing chance to give someone a highly branded device after it was tested via NFR. NFR not NFGiveAway. The person receiving it might have never considered the company, product or was too small of a company to get a NFR of their own. Just my one cup of coffee thoughts.
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@technobabble said:
No, I do get it, but for branded hardware devices, I just see it as a lost marketing chance to give someone a highly branded device after it was tested via NFR. NFR not NFGiveAway. The person receiving it might have never considered the company, product or was too small of a company to get a NFR of their own. Just my one cup of coffee thoughts.
Too hard to differentiate NFR and NFGiveaway when normally the giveaway would be to someone you do business with and there would be easy ways for there to be a sale without a record.
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Well that's a good point.
