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10 Major Concerns and How to Overcome Them

We know that objections are good for they signify interest. The job of a service provider is to serve with HEART: Hear them Out, Empathise with them, Act on their concerns by Realising their goals and Take action

These are people that understand the mobile number is important and they also realise that their existing number is no good. They really want to change their number. These people have 10 major Concerns to Mobile Number Change:

1. Cannot Afford the fee S$949 or RM2949 or RMB 4949

2. Cannot Change Mobile Number as too Many Contacts to Inform, and also many transactions including banks are linked to the existing mobile number

3 Cannot Change as this is a Company's Mobile Number not under my Name

4. Cannot Change Mobile Number as telco contract still got a long way to go and cannot afford the break contract penalty

5. Prefer Singtel or Starhub and don't want to take up a new line with M1 or prefer to continue existing Prepaid cards

6. Need to think over as this is the first time knowing this.Very new to this type of things. 

7. Need to check with family and friends to ensure that this is not a hoax or hype

8. Need to check around alternative vendors to ensure getting a good deal 

9. Conflicts with existing Religions and Spiritual Beliefs

10. No cash for S$949 or RM2,949

1. Cannot Afford the fee S$949 or RM2,949 or CNY4,949

Many people happily pay $400 to $800 for a new subsidised phone from the telcos.  Without telcos subsidies, the cost of new phones can range from $500 to $1,800.  They use the new phones for a maximum of 3 to 5 years. Every now and then a new phone come out, they pay and pay to change their phones.  Does this happen to you too?

Our mobile number change package is a one-time outlay to use for the entire lifetime, and the outlay is only slightly more than the new mobile phone. And you don't need to pay and pay. Surely your life is worth more than the cost of a new phone, right?  Can you afford NOT to have better health, wealth, career and business, and family life? 

2. Cannot Change Mobile Number as too Many Contacts to Inform, and also many transactions including banks are linked to the existing mobile number

Informing your contacts may seem like a lot of work, but you know that when you inform people you are also reconnecting with them.  You know that when you re-connect with people you could be starting new relationships and business may come your way. 

Informing banks and organizations is a matter of administration.  I'm sure you are quite good at such things, right? 

3. Cannot Change as this is a Company's Mobile Number not under my Name

You can always take a new personal mobile number and use it more to see the difference it makes to your life.  Anyway, the company's number does not belong to you and you cannot use it life-long, right?  You also want to take control of your life, right? Wouldn't you agree that your personal mobile number is more important than your company's mobile number?

4. Cannot Change Mobile Number as telco contract still got a long way to go and cannot afford the break contract penalty. 

We don't change your existing mobile contract. This is because you can always do a re-numbering or number porting of your new number to your existing telco. 

5. Prefer Singtel or Starhub and don't want to take up a new line with M1

We also work with Singtel and Starhub and you can choose to take up a new line with them too

6. Need to think over as this is the first time knowing this
7. Need to check with friends to ensure that this is not a hoax or hype
8. Need to check around alternative vendors to ensure getting a good deal 

Sure, we can help to answer your queries and doubts to your satisfaction. You can always do your own due diligence and we can provide you with the necessary information. You can talk to the people that have changed mobile numbers to get first-hand information yourself. 

By the way, what do you think would be your family and friend's concerns when you share with them?  Let's address them now. 

9. Conflicts with existing Religions and Spiritual Beliefs

You have already seen the experiments with fruits and rice and would have realised that this mobile number is physics and not a religion and spiritual belief. 

80% of our customers have religious and spiritual beliefs and they too changed their mobile numbers. They too know that this has nothing to do with religion and beliefs.

10. No cash for S$949 or RM2,949 or CNY4,959

We can assist you in this. You can just come up with a small deposit, say $149 or RM449, and you can get right into our program and start to earn 20% referral reward for any friends that are referred by you.  When your referral reward accumulates to S$949 or RM2,949, you can change your mobile number.  Wouldn't you see that this is one of the fastest ways to change your life with just a small outlay?  Other related articles:

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