LG and Verizon need to learn marketing and Customer Service......
I finally got some hands on time with the V30 at an AT&T store and boy was I impressed. I think the feel in hand minus the security tethers felt very nice. I really love the size and the fact that its as light as it is to me seem to make it less of a drop hazard. I really can't wait to get my own now. The V20 has been really great to me and I feel bad for wanting to upgrade but at the end of the day it's just technology. You upgrade and move on if it suites you and from what I'm seeing the V30 suites me just fine. Plus T-Mobile does get the silver color which looks gorgeous.
The size is really perfect for me. I also felt the same way about the G6 but I wasn't close to my Jump eligibility at the time and I knew the V30 would be coming around this time of the year anyway.That's how I felt the first time I held my G6.. I completely forgot about the V20 at that very moment
Called MDF (market development funds). When Verizon or T-Mobile or any carrier run ads promoting a phone the ad is jointly paid for with MDF. If LG wants to market their phones they need to spend money. The only company holding back LG is LG.I see Verizon marketing everywhere from football games, to commercials, to everywhere else I look. Why do you think they need to learn?
Or did you mean Verizon isn't promoting LG so therefore that is why they have to learn? I almost want to bet LG didn't pony much up so no real incentive for Verizon to push / advertise for them.
Yeah so my main point was he was more so talking about LG marketing. Obviously Verizon can.Called MDF (market development funds). When Verizon or T-Mobile or any carrier run ads promoting a phone the ad is jointly paid for with MDF. If LG wants to market their phones they need to spend money. The only company holding back LG is LG.