Questions below refer to the following advertisement and inquiry.
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The Telephone Connection's new Call-Connect plan is the greatest savings program in long distance calls. Save on our already low basic rates when you spend as little as $10.00 a month. Save 50% on all Telephone Connection card calls within the US every time you call home or to members in your Call-Connect group. There's never a monthly fee.
There are home savings, too! Incur a 25% savings automatically on all direct-dial calls to anyone in the US. Any month you spend $50 or more, your discount automatically increases to 30%, with a 50% savings to the members in your Call-Connect group.
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To: TCC-inquiry@TTC.com
From: Reese Winters <reewin@usmail.com>
Subject: Call-Connect Plan
Date: February 7, 2011
To Whom It May Concern:
I recently read your advertisement for the Telephone Connection's new Call-Connect plan. I have been using a discount plan offered by your competitors, but I have not been satisfied with the quality of the line. Call-Connect looks like a very convenient plan, but I would like to ask a few questions before I decide whether or not it is the right plan for me.
First, your advertisement mentions that you can save 50% on calls to members in your “Call-Connect group." I am not quite sure what this means. Does it refer to a group of numbers that I will select to qualify for the extra discount, or does it mean people who are also already TC customers?
Secondly, the ad says that if I spend more than $50, the discount increases to "30%, with a 50% savings to the members in your Call-Connect group." Yet as I understand it, the calls to the members in the Call-Connect group already qualify for a 50% discount. What exactly is the discount being given in this case?
I look forward to your reply.
Sincerely,
R. Winters