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Hello everyone, Ryan Lewis here just introducing myself. Im opening a new all-around wireless solutions, sales and phone repair store in my small town of Webb City, MO. My hope is to open the doors before Thanksgiving. I know I'm doing cracked screen replacement and selling wireless devices (preferably VZW) but I'm pending approval through my current master agent to become a Verizon Authorized Retailer. Odd's are stacked against me so I've been exploring other options and I'm torn on which carrier/carrier's to sell. I'm considering selling T-mobile or maybe being a multi-carrier store. Cable/satellite TV, internet, security systems and iot's I'm interested in selling as well. I'll be selling both residential and b2b. This is my 1st store and I have 5+ years in the industry but I could sure use some insight on the pros and cons of the above mentioned options to sell out of my store.
Thank you!
Ryan Lewis
Owner/President CELLTRONIX LLC.
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Post paid usually pays more than prepaid. But come with a lengthier charge back period. And from what I know of you can not sell other carriers. You are exclusive.
What is the different between post paid and prepaid on commission wise? Does post paid allow you to sale multiple services in same location? As far as i know post-paid dealer will not allow you to sale other carrier service.
Post paid in my opinion is better than multi. One thing to note, Verizon will usually let you sell a +1 like Dish or Fios. You might want to ask you rep about that.
Welcome Ryan. Are you looking to do Post Paid with Verizon or Verizon Prepaid? If your doing Verizon Prepaid then I would definitely recommend going Multi Carrier.