Used & Unused Cell Phone Minutes Soon Tradable on RingPlus Magic-Shop
Only six weeks ago wireless provider RingPlus released it’s ambitious rollout plan for a disruptive new telecom market. RingPlus hit every deadline right on time. RingPlus released the first three components of its magic program just a few days ago and can already claim the subscription rate a success, which suggests that the plan has a high likelihood of going viral.
RingPlus’ Magic Program attracts a completely untapped and underserved market of strategy minded people and modern competitors, such as gamers, future entrepreneurs, and Bitcoin users, in addition to the price conscious customer base RingPlus already successfully attracts. Using its unique and technologically leading product offerings, which include, but are not limited to, live In-Call cloud translation, transcripts, open API’s, and over 30 radio channels during the ringback tone period, RingPlus shows a clear strategy to establish itself as an economical innovator and tech leader in the telecom market.
Last Weeks Lounge included:
1) Magic-Friend Referral Program
Where RingPlus members can profit from their own usage of minutes, text, and data on a second free phone line.
2) Magic-Friend Referral Program
Members, which refer someone to RingPlus to gain extra amounts of data, text, and minutes from the referred persons daily usage every day. Not just one time, but always. To gain those minutes, text, and data the referred person only has to enter your phone number when they sign-up.
3) Magic-Quotes
How much will members get for free? Simply put: a lot. It will change from day to day, but RingPlus will always give the most it can. It’s based on a variety of market factors, similar to the stock market. To keep it simple, many members see it as a daily bonus, but many others see it as what it really is: the birth of a new economy.
Next to real-time quotes are displayed on https://magic.ringplus.net/
What is coming up next in the magic-role-out?
Magic-Shop, an online auction system where minutes, text, and data can be exchanged between members and converted into Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin, is scheduled to open currently prior to 2015.
Link to real time quote: https://magic.ringplus.net/
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