asterisk users - Jun 2008 - World Most Economical Predictive Dialer!

Hi Tilghman!
 
> Clearly, you missed the point.  Since there is a FREE
predictive dialer out
> there, and your product costs something, you are not the world's
cheapest
> predictive dialer.  

I respect your wording and the way you or other people think on the list about
difference between cheapest and free predictive dialer.
 
Surely there is no comparison between Cheapest and free. I am also not making
comparison between Free Open Source Predictive Dialer such as VICIDIAL,
Gnudialer with Commercial TeleRep Performance Optimizer Predictive Dialer.
 
English is not my first language but what I do believe that there is a way to
compare things; It does make sense to me that World Most Cheapest Predictive
Dialer should be compared with World Most Expensive Predictive Dialer rather
then World Most Free Predictive Dialer.
 
Still there are several cost factor involved by using free predictive dialer
like; Installation, Maintenance and sometime buying commercial Support for
free/Open Source Predictive Dialer which doesn't make it 100% free for end
user in some circumstances.
 
> The only way you could possibly be cheaper than free is if you paid
people to use your
> product.
 
I don't believe that the developer of free predictive dialer pay people to
use their dialer. If you know any one let me know, I would be happy to get paid.
 
> Not a particularly wise business plan, but then, what do I know?
 
Even if you believe that in order to make TeleRep Performance Optimizer
Predictive Dialer to be the World Most Cheap Predictive Dialer I need to pay for
it then shoot me an off the list email as again it will be a commercial
discussion on the non commercial  mailing list. It could be the wise
business plan which I can let you know!
 
In favor of objection raised by my friend Tilghman Let me update my wording and
subject of this email to reflect it to be the World Most Economical Predictive
Dialer if it make better sense.

Thanks
Regards,
 
Zulqarnain
email: zulqarnain at gitv.pk

 


      
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Hi

On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 11:32:03AM -0700, Muhammad Zulqarnain
wrote:
> Hi Tilghman!
> >
> > Clearly, you missed the point.  Since there is a FREE
predictive dialer out
> > there, and your product costs something, you are not the world's
cheapest
> > predictive dialer.  
> 
> I respect your wording and the way you or other people think on 
> the list about difference between cheapest and free predictive dialer. 
> 
> Surely there is no comparison between Cheapest and free. I am also 
> not making comparison between Free Open Source Predictive Dialer 
> such as VICIDIAL, Gnudialer with Commercial TeleRep Performance 
> Optimizer Predictive Dialer.
> 
> English is not my first language but what I do believe that there is 
> a way to compare things; It does make sense to me that World Most 
> Cheapest Predictive Dialer should be compared with World Most 
> Expensive Predictive Dialer rather then World Most Free Predictive Dialer. 
> 
> Still there are several cost factor involved by using free predictive 
> dialer like; Installation, Maintenance and sometime buying commercial 
> Support for free/Open Source Predictive Dialer which doesn't make it 
> 100% free for end user in some circumstances.
People here are well aware of hidden costs . A quick search for e.g.
linux+TCO will bring up many sources of (dis)information in a related
and heated debate.

I wish to remind you that this list is a non-commercial list. In this
list we expect to get information. And not in the form of marketing
buletins. Please leave such material to asterisk-biz and/or your web
site.
> 
> > The only way you could possibly be cheaper than free is if you paid 
> > people to use your product.
> 
> I don't believe that the developer of free predictive dialer pay people
> to use their dialer. If you know any one let me know, I would be happy 
> to get paid.
> 
> > Not a particularly wise business plan, but then, what do I know?
I suspect for some strange reason that Tilghman was cynical here :-)

Cheers,

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