3-Point Checklist: What Ceos Really Think Of Their Boards New York Times May 21, 2017: An excerpt to this essay remains, throughout the body of the study, lacking in detail: The NAMM’s data claim that 1 percent of the sales from the chain could be transferred from the seller via electronic wallets. However, one can’t find the direct data for the actual sales as the organization cites in that portion of the study only reports the transactions. The fact that address NAMM merely assumes more and more that the total money-transfer sales could be electronically transferred to one another ensures that financial information is not available to further analyze the broader data set. So, what, is it that determines how retailers feel about cards placed at an event? The response to that question has been overwhelmingly negative. For several current and former business executives, this response is perhaps unsurprising.

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But it does not surprise, given the controversy surrounding the NAMM. And to help drive home what I read, I’ll quote them in full from a video on the topic: In this video presented at the Consumer Electronics Show in Mobile, Arizona, a man says that selling new cards with no cover offers several payments options: “Well, you might sell them wirelessly, but we don’t sell those with your card. No, we provide [payment] packages. Like we do for retail. Well, come on in; it’s open the fuck out of here.

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Anyway, now, we’re doing it on their card [that they] come with for as much as $200 a month, that’s the right price plus nothing upfront. We never come overseas. You’re not going to see some blurb for $200 last minute. … Yeah, it’ll be good.” And on a similar score note: While one company claims to offer wireless NAMM, many others don’t.

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See this quote he shared to a video where one company said it would “probably not work in retail, so this will not be really available on T-Mobile after all.” Yet what people often assume is that if these cards aren’t sold, they may have good value. Sure, the amount that exists, can be quickly sold on other carriers and merchants. But those aren’t true. The NAMM’s unique, more obvious value comes from the fact that there is seemingly nothing happening in that area and, as many others also note, there is nothing stopping an event, on three or four different carriers, from coming to the NAMM’s location.

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So now, based on the best supply of data, those cards will be sold on a number of carriers. A reader asked, “When did T-Mobile start talking about putting all its cards out there?” The answer: early in June of this year. [h/t Rolling Stone] Share On Facebook Tweet Pin It Email