Why doesn't Telnic understand that customers have no interest in the current offer?

Is it so hard to understand that the product of Telnic and Telnames doesn't meet the requirements of the market?

No SEO, no content, no subdomains and almost no features besides click-to-call!

@Toptel - IMO there is simply no point in any of us banging our heads against a brick wall any more !

The irony of it all is that:

The Company That Wants To Change The Way The World Communicates Is Unable To Communicate  Effectively With Its own Customers !

You just need to wait till the money runs out at Telnic and re-assess the situation then - that's my plan and from what I can gather the intention of several other software developers and domain investors as well.

http://MikeSeaton.tel

Thank goodness that Telnic and Telnames finally realized what the REAL world wants ! (Almost)

Old .tel? http://www.karate.tel (No way!)

Old Yellow Pages listing? http://www.yell.com/biz/north-surrey-karate-epsom-6165060/ (No way!)

New Telnames? http://www.surreykarate.tel (Absolutely!)


Now, how to find them - the real reason to have any of them:

Old .tel? http://www.telpages.com (No way!)
New Telnames? http://www.telpages.com (No way!)

Old Yellow Pages listing? http://www.yell.com (Absolutely!)

Bottom line - an old listing that is found in a good directory beats a great listing that's never found at all!

.tel loses, old or new - Now if we could answer Absolutely! to the Telnames directory we would have the best of both worlds.

Still, duh.

GoTel wrote:Thank goodness that Telnic and Telnames finally realized what the REAL world wants ! (Almost)

Old .tel? http://www.karate.tel (No way!)

Old Yellow Pages listing? http://www.yell.com/biz/north-surrey-karate-epsom-6165060/ (No way!)

New Telnames? http://www.surreykarate.tel (Absolutely!)


Now, how to find them - the real reason to have any of them:

Old .tel? http://www.telpages.com (No way!)
New Telnames? http://www.telpages.com (No way!)

Old Yellow Pages listing? http://www.yell.com (Absolutely!)

Bottom line - an old listing that is found in a good directory beats a great listing that's never found at all!

.tel loses, old or new - Now if we could answer Absolutely! to the Telnames directory we would have the best of both worlds.

Still, duh.

You having a session on the wacky backy? Only way to explain your comments. Cut back bro! Your brain needs to refresh.

TelBlogger wrote:

GoTel wrote:
Bottom line - an old listing that is found in a good directory beats a great listing that's never found at all!

.tel loses, old or new - Now if we could answer Absolutely! to the Telnames directory we would have the best of both worlds.

Still, duh.

You having a session on the wacky backy? Only way to explain your comments. Cut back bro! Your brain needs to refresh.

Millions of people, users and businesses, are in support of my wacky comments, what do old .tel users have, a few dummies and dreamers! Talk about the need to refresh the brain! Ha Ha!