answer this question

Like Tree1Likes
  • 1 Post By MotoFan
Results 1 to 11 of 11
  1. #1
    Centercode
    Centercode is offline
    Newbie

    Posts
    4
    Centercode, a beta test company, has an opportunity for T-Mobile customers to try new products. This is not a spam message. There is no cost to participate or volunteer. It is simply an opportunity to become part of T-Mobile's beta test program.

    This new and innovative product integrates all the most exciting new technologies into a single device. Centercode's OnlineBeta Community have the first opportunity to apply for this new beta test.


    Please click the following link to apply for this test:

    https://connect3.centercode.com/call...F3E1C8E0B9AE41

    If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact me:

    Michael Fine
    Director of Client Services
    Centercode, Inc.
    [email protected]
    801.668.6680
    Skype: centercode
    AIM: MichaelRFine
    TF: 800.705.6540 #152


    See More: T-Mobile Beta Test Opportunity




  2. #2
    MotoFan
    MotoFan is offline
    Phone Addict

    Cell Phone
    Motorola RAZR2-V8
    Carrier
    AT&T
    Location
    NJ, USA
    Posts
    320 - liked 6 times

    How much time would be required to be devoted to this if someone takes it up? The reason for asking is so that i dont take it up and then cannot do justice to it.



  3. #3
    Centercode
    Centercode is offline
    Newbie

    Posts
    4

    10-15 Hours Per Week

    We ask testers to dedicate an hour or two every day. We don't ask for a huge commitment but we do expect regular feedback and reports of any issues discovered. Our software makes the whole process very simple.

    Mike



  4. #4
    MotoFan
    MotoFan is offline
    Phone Addict

    Cell Phone
    Motorola RAZR2-V8
    Carrier
    AT&T
    Location
    NJ, USA
    Posts
    320 - liked 6 times

    Oh, that is way too much to do for fun. If it was an hour or two a week, then it is ok to do for no pay. This kind of 15 hr a week is like a part time job. I guess it reduces the number of people required for QA/testing etc. The work is like a qa person's job, so you are asking for about 400-600$ worth of work per week.



  5. #5
    Centercode
    Centercode is offline
    Newbie

    Posts
    4

    It is a volunteer thing. Most people put in much more than that. We typically give good incentives but an hour or two week is not worth our time. It is balanced. Most people integrate the product into their lives and that small amount of time daily becomes very easy.

    Mike



  6. #6
    MotoFan
    MotoFan is offline
    Phone Addict

    Cell Phone
    Motorola RAZR2-V8
    Carrier
    AT&T
    Location
    NJ, USA
    Posts
    320 - liked 6 times

    Would be nice if you can tell us what are the good iincentives. I could not find much info on the website.



  7. #7
    Centercode
    Centercode is offline
    Newbie

    Posts
    4

    Incentives vary from test to test. On some projects you get to keep the product. On others, you get gift certificates from Amazon or ThinkGeek. Other companies give gifts like handhelds or iPods. However, the goodies are the smaller of the benefits of beta testing.

    Being a beta tester means you get to see new technology first. You get a chance to be involved in the development of a new product and you get to meet industry people like yourself. We have nearly 20,000 people who have volunteered for a chance to try new products.

    Beta testing is a lot of fun.

    Mike



  8. #8
    MotoFan
    MotoFan is offline
    Phone Addict

    Cell Phone
    Motorola RAZR2-V8
    Carrier
    AT&T
    Location
    NJ, USA
    Posts
    320 - liked 6 times

    Thank you, that clarifies a lot of the things involved in this.
    Tony E! likes this.



  9. #9
    KEVINATAH
    KEVINATAH is offline
    Newbie

    Location
    Portland, OR
    Posts
    4

    You say wifi user, I am confused on what you mean by that. I have a wireless network in my house, my PC doesn't use it though, mine is wired.



  10. #10
    Teka
    Teka is offline
    Newbie

    Posts
    1

    Quote Originally Posted by Centercode
    Being a beta tester means you get to see new technology first. You get a chance to be involved in the development of a new product and you get to meet industry people like yourself. We have nearly 20,000 people who have volunteered for a chance to try new products.

    Beta testing is a lot of fun.

    Mike
    Very well spoken, Mike.

    This is the primary reason why I love to beta! The amount of time spent writing feedback is just a drop in the bucket in comparison to being able to use bleeding edge technology and devices before they make it to market. It gives me a great feeling to know that I've had an impact on the quality and usability of a product.

    Trust me, it won't feel like a chore, and it is, indeed, a lot of fun.

    Hopefully I'll get approved for this one, but if not, there's always next time

    - Andreas



  11. #11
    craiga
    craiga is offline
    Newbie

    Location
    SOUTH HOLLAND IL
    Posts
    0

    Re: T-Mobile Beta Test Opportunity

    I would like to be a beta tester



  • Phones Discussed Above

    Nokia 6680 More Nokia 6680 topics Nokia Forum Reviews
  • Similar Threads







  • Quick Reply Quick Reply

    If you are already a member, please login above.