Either they're a little confused on this launch, there's a bug in the system, or they're really lost when it comes to user marketing.
@Revelate wrote:Either they're a little confused on this launch, there's a bug in the system, or they're really lost when it comes to user marketing.
To me it looks like its marketing for people to sign up with their service. I will stick with SW here for now for my fico score credit monitoring for right now.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@Revelate wrote:Either they're a little confused on this launch, there's a bug in the system, or they're really lost when it comes to user marketing.
To me it looks like its marketing for people to sign up with their service. I will stick with SW here for now for my fico score credit monitoring for right now.
Yes, but when you advertise $8/mo to me and I don't bite, when I see $10/mo I'm suddenly going to be so giddy as to sign up? Color me confused as to their thinking with this service: given the fact that CK and CS both offer free monitoring, I can't imagine why Quizzle thinks people will pay for similar on EQ only. Scorewatch at least differentiates on being a FICO score vs. the Vantage 3.0 Quizzle now appears to be peddling.
Quizzle's getting their butts kicked in this market, and only digging their hole deeper from the looks of it or they expect consumers to be throughly ignorant... well...
If its 100% free, I wonder why they just don't provide the service instead of having to click for something
This is definately a selective offer, but not sure how they are determining. I signed both myself and my wife up at the same time a few months ago. I received the offer for free credit monitoring and my wife did not.
