Doug McLaren ) writes:

| Sure makes ya wonder why the Board of Directors allowed them to take
| on the slogan "You've got questions, we've got answers".

If your answer is `where can I get a cell phone?' `does this phone
have a camera?' `can I keep my number?' ... then they've got answers.

And since when are corporate slogans accurate anyways?

I've always taken that slogan to be less literal.

Question:"How can I save a large program, it won't fit on a floppy disc?"
Answer:"You can buy one of these CDRW drives and put it in your computer."

Question: "How can I communicate with my family when we are in a crowd?"
Answer: "There are various options. You can buy one of these CB sets, or you
can buy one of these FRS sets, or there are allways cellphones."

In other words, the questions will be about the products, or useage, and
the answers are the products to solve those questions.

It is just a marketing slogan. And for most of the population,
those are the answers they want.


Michael VE2BVW