ToddA

Michigan, USA

Tech Consultant

This rather funny. The objections appear to largely be that the device is too well made (we'll look too generous if we buy it, so we'll give them something that's hard to use and a bit cheaper), we signed a wireless contract with a backward-looking company that didn't get the iPhone in our market, and it's too flexible (we want a phone that will do only talk and text because that's the only thing that will ever have value).

It may seem like the safe move today, but tomorrow, your company will be out of business and you'll lose your job anyway.