Good News for AT&T: USA iPhone sales could surpass 7 million units

Mobile Workers Want an iPhone

msasolutions.co.uk —
http://www.msasolutions.co.uk/news/m...ant-an-iphone/

With the demand for the latest 3g iPhone in the USA high RDA Global
have done a survey that found that 15% of a sample of mobile workers
would like an iPhone.By taking into account the total number of mobile
workers in the States (50 million), they calculate that iPhone sales
could surpass 7 million units.

http://digg.com/apple/Mobile_Workers_Want_an_iPhone

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4phun <[email protected]> amazed us all with the following in
news:5a67c613-16f8-4d09-8d6d-da1aca91d46e@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

> Mobile Workers Want an iPhone
>
> msasolutions.co.uk —
> http://www.msasolutions.co.uk/news/m...ant-an-iphone/
>
> With the demand for the latest 3g iPhone in the USA high RDA Global
> have done a survey that found that 15% of a sample of mobile workers
> would like an iPhone.By taking into account the total number of mobile
> workers in the States (50 million), they calculate that iPhone sales
> could surpass 7 million units.
>
> http://digg.com/apple/Mobile_Workers_Want_an_iPhone
>

Ok- let me get this straight. You quote a message off the news feed of a
British "telecom consultant" that quotes some unknown market research
company that is using the data of another unknown market research company
and expect us to take it at face value?

I really like the part in one of the fields that you are required to fill
out with the market research company to get the "Executive Summary" that
lists "An Apple Entusiast" as one of the selections for indicating the
reason for your interest in the report. That makes it easy to believe that
they are non-biased, doesn't it?

Fanbois quoting fanbois. How amusing.

On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:35:22 -0500, Scott <[email protected]> wrote:

>4phun <[email protected]> amazed us all with the following in
>news:5a67c613-16f8-4d09-8d6d-da1aca91d46e@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>
>> Mobile Workers Want an iPhone
>>
>> msasolutions.co.uk —
>> http://www.msasolutions.co.uk/news/m...ant-an-iphone/
>>
>> With the demand for the latest 3g iPhone in the USA high RDA Global
>> have done a survey that found that 15% of a sample of mobile workers
>> would like an iPhone.By taking into account the total number of mobile
>> workers in the States (50 million), they calculate that iPhone sales
>> could surpass 7 million units.
>>
>> http://digg.com/apple/Mobile_Workers_Want_an_iPhone
>>
>
>Ok- let me get this straight. You quote a message off the news feed of a
>British "telecom consultant" that quotes some unknown market research
>company that is using the data of another unknown market research company
>and expect us to take it at face value?
>
>I really like the part in one of the fields that you are required to fill
>out with the market research company to get the "Executive Summary" that
>lists "An Apple Entusiast" as one of the selections for indicating the
>reason for your interest in the report. That makes it easy to believe that
>they are non-biased, doesn't it?
>
>Fanbois quoting fanbois. How amusing.

Maybe or is it Scott just can't handle the TRUTH about
how ell the iPhone and not the iPhone 3G is selling.

Ron <[email protected]> amazed us all with the following in
news:[email protected]:

> On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:35:22 -0500, Scott <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>4phun <[email protected]> amazed us all with the following in
>>news:5a67c613-16f8-4d09-8d6d-da1aca91d46e@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>>
>>> Mobile Workers Want an iPhone
>>>
>>> msasolutions.co.uk —
>>> http://www.msasolutions.co.uk/news/m...ant-an-iphone/
>>>
>>> With the demand for the latest 3g iPhone in the USA high RDA Global
>>> have done a survey that found that 15% of a sample of mobile workers
>>> would like an iPhone.By taking into account the total number of
>>> mobile workers in the States (50 million), they calculate that
>>> iPhone sales could surpass 7 million units.
>>>
>>> http://digg.com/apple/Mobile_Workers_Want_an_iPhone
>>>
>>
>>Ok- let me get this straight. You quote a message off the news feed
>>of a British "telecom consultant" that quotes some unknown market
>>research company that is using the data of another unknown market
>>research company and expect us to take it at face value?
>>
>>I really like the part in one of the fields that you are required to
>>fill out with the market research company to get the "Executive
>>Summary" that lists "An Apple Entusiast" as one of the selections for
>>indicating the reason for your interest in the report. That makes it
>>easy to believe that they are non-biased, doesn't it?
>>
>>Fanbois quoting fanbois. How amusing.
>
> Maybe or is it Scott just can't handle the TRUTH about
> how ell the iPhone and not the iPhone 3G is selling.
>

Oh, please elaborate. This ought to be good.

4phun <[email protected]> wrote in news:5a67c613-16f8-4d09-8d6d-
[email protected]:

> Mobile Workers Want an iPhone
>
> msasolutions.co.uk —
> http://www.msasolutions.co.uk/news/m...ant-an-iphone/
>
> With the demand for the latest 3g iPhone in the USA high RDA Global
> have done a survey that found that 15% of a sample of mobile workers
> would like an iPhone.By taking into account the total number of mobile
> workers in the States (50 million), they calculate that iPhone sales
> could surpass 7 million units.
>
> http://digg.com/apple/Mobile_Workers_Want_an_iPhone
>

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