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Interesting product. I'll be curious to hear if anyone has any experience with this. We tried to put a big screen TV in our front window once but there was too much sun coming in the window to see it.
Location: Mokelumne Hill, CA & El Pescadero, BCS MX.
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There's a tourist town that gets a huge amount of foot traffic near me. Since we are rather off the beaten path, I thought this product would be great if I could find a sympathetic store owner in that town. So far no luck, but I would definitely go with it if I can find one.
I was also rather unimpressed with their salesperson. It took 2 weeks for them to get back to me and then no follow up.
Gimmick. Useless. People shop for real estate on their home computer, not standing up at a kiosk.
Sometimes "gimmicks" help you stand out from the crowd. If this thing had no value what so ever except to bring enough attention to my office where more people know we're there and walk in the door then it's worth it. The point is not to have someone find a house they love standing in front of a window but rather to bring attention to your business.
I know my office is in a pretty high foot traffic area of town. People stop by the front window all the time to see the listing sheets we display so I'd be very curious to hear more people's thoughts. This seems like a more high tech way of doing the same thing. I think people would be very impressed.
Gimmick. Useless. People shop for real estate on their home computer, not standing up at a kiosk.
You see I'm from a tourist town as well and often people come up for a week or two and they don't HAVE internet service at their rental cabins or campgrounds... then roll into my office and spend 45 minutes scrolling through photos with them.... yup every market is different.
DMenscha I can't get their salesperson to follow up at all - would you be willing to PM me how much they cost?
Location: Mokelumne Hill, CA & El Pescadero, BCS MX.
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You see I'm from a tourist town as well and often people come up for a week or two and they don't HAVE internet service at their rental cabins or campgrounds... then roll into my office and spend 45 minutes scrolling through photos with them.... yup every market is different.
DMenscha I can't get their salesperson to follow up at all - would you be willing to PM me how much they cost?
I can't remember that far back (My user name isn't completely a play on words ) I think it was something around $1500, but I could be a grand low.
I just tried to go to their website and got the notice that their domain name has expired and is pending renewal or deletion. Didn't inspire a lot of confidence.
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) I think it was something around $1500, but I could be a grand low.
