CyberKID
from India |
Not this is height of stunning marketing! Google's keyboard too showed me the option of freedom251 while typing just free.
Anyways, what I wanted to ask was, you must have been greeted with that full page advertisement of this "phone" in your morning newspaper, and you must have flocked to the website to actually try and place order for atleast half a dozen, if not more, devices. Now the question is, do you really think this is actually possible for anyone to do this, even if they are maximizing the factor of economies of scale to the fullest possible extent?
She said that even the local newspapers had been running front page ads since the last few days about the phone's launch and that my uncle failed to go beyond the "buy now" button when he tried to book, that the corresponding payment page failed to open up. I hadn't even seen the phone until that time, nor had visited their website. Even then, I tried to reason with her, telling how some companies con the gullible consumers with such marketing gimmicks but when she insisted, I went to their website to book 3 pieces. Luckily their server had crashed by then and thus my uncle and aunt were saved from getting conned. Later on when I googled it and went through a review, i found this article - 
