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ParticipantWhy is it a problem for him to market his listings or himself at the bank?
Not really a problem, but it is kind of humorous. What with ATMs and direct deposit I rarely go inside an actual bank anymore, but when I used to I don’t recall seeing any “onsite realtors.”
I would imagine this is just the start of a burgeoning marketing trend. Today’s realtor sits inside the bank quietly with his cookies waiting for contact from a potential customer. Tomorrow’s realtor marches outside the bank wearing a sandwich board, ringing a bell, tooting a wonka-wonka horn, and bellowing into a bull horn. I think it will be interesting to see the various marketing techniques desparate realtors come up with as the market continues its downturn.
BTW SD R, your post seemed a little defensive. So SD R, was it you???
ParticipantWhy is it a problem for him to market his listings or himself at the bank?
Not really a problem, but it is kind of humorous. What with ATMs and direct deposit I rarely go inside an actual bank anymore, but when I used to I don’t recall seeing any “onsite realtors.”
I would imagine this is just the start of a burgeoning marketing trend. Today’s realtor sits inside the bank quietly with his cookies waiting for contact from a potential customer. Tomorrow’s realtor marches outside the bank wearing a sandwich board, ringing a bell, tooting a wonka-wonka horn, and bellowing into a bull horn. I think it will be interesting to see the various marketing techniques desparate realtors come up with as the market continues its downturn.
BTW SD R, your post seemed a little defensive. So SD R, was it you???
ParticipantWhy is it a problem for him to market his listings or himself at the bank?
Not really a problem, but it is kind of humorous. What with ATMs and direct deposit I rarely go inside an actual bank anymore, but when I used to I don’t recall seeing any “onsite realtors.”
I would imagine this is just the start of a burgeoning marketing trend. Today’s realtor sits inside the bank quietly with his cookies waiting for contact from a potential customer. Tomorrow’s realtor marches outside the bank wearing a sandwich board, ringing a bell, tooting a wonka-wonka horn, and bellowing into a bull horn. I think it will be interesting to see the various marketing techniques desparate realtors come up with as the market continues its downturn.
BTW SD R, your post seemed a little defensive. So SD R, was it you???
ParticipantWhy is it a problem for him to market his listings or himself at the bank?
Not really a problem, but it is kind of humorous. What with ATMs and direct deposit I rarely go inside an actual bank anymore, but when I used to I don’t recall seeing any “onsite realtors.”
I would imagine this is just the start of a burgeoning marketing trend. Today’s realtor sits inside the bank quietly with his cookies waiting for contact from a potential customer. Tomorrow’s realtor marches outside the bank wearing a sandwich board, ringing a bell, tooting a wonka-wonka horn, and bellowing into a bull horn. I think it will be interesting to see the various marketing techniques desparate realtors come up with as the market continues its downturn.
BTW SD R, your post seemed a little defensive. So SD R, was it you???
ParticipantMakes me appreciate my father’s government pension that is indexed to the CPI. Civil service is looking better and better these days.
Sure pension funds look great when your’re at the top of the pyramid and the base is full of baby boomers. What happens when all those baby boomers start to retire over the next 20 years and the pyramid gets inverted? Government pensions will likely suffer the same fate as social security — future pensioners will get something, but it won’t be near as much as today’s pensioners are getting.
ParticipantMakes me appreciate my father’s government pension that is indexed to the CPI. Civil service is looking better and better these days.
Sure pension funds look great when your’re at the top of the pyramid and the base is full of baby boomers. What happens when all those baby boomers start to retire over the next 20 years and the pyramid gets inverted? Government pensions will likely suffer the same fate as social security — future pensioners will get something, but it won’t be near as much as today’s pensioners are getting.
ParticipantMakes me appreciate my father’s government pension that is indexed to the CPI. Civil service is looking better and better these days.
Sure pension funds look great when your’re at the top of the pyramid and the base is full of baby boomers. What happens when all those baby boomers start to retire over the next 20 years and the pyramid gets inverted? Government pensions will likely suffer the same fate as social security — future pensioners will get something, but it won’t be near as much as today’s pensioners are getting.
ParticipantMakes me appreciate my father’s government pension that is indexed to the CPI. Civil service is looking better and better these days.
Sure pension funds look great when your’re at the top of the pyramid and the base is full of baby boomers. What happens when all those baby boomers start to retire over the next 20 years and the pyramid gets inverted? Government pensions will likely suffer the same fate as social security — future pensioners will get something, but it won’t be near as much as today’s pensioners are getting.
ParticipantMakes me appreciate my father’s government pension that is indexed to the CPI. Civil service is looking better and better these days.
Sure pension funds look great when your’re at the top of the pyramid and the base is full of baby boomers. What happens when all those baby boomers start to retire over the next 20 years and the pyramid gets inverted? Government pensions will likely suffer the same fate as social security — future pensioners will get something, but it won’t be near as much as today’s pensioners are getting.
ParticipantCramer has been advocating a government bailout since last summer when the DOW dropped 5% from its all-time high. Don’t listen to that clown. Cramer would cut rates to zero at the first sign of any market trouble. The guy is a joke.
ParticipantCramer has been advocating a government bailout since last summer when the DOW dropped 5% from its all-time high. Don’t listen to that clown. Cramer would cut rates to zero at the first sign of any market trouble. The guy is a joke.
ParticipantCramer has been advocating a government bailout since last summer when the DOW dropped 5% from its all-time high. Don’t listen to that clown. Cramer would cut rates to zero at the first sign of any market trouble. The guy is a joke.
ParticipantCramer has been advocating a government bailout since last summer when the DOW dropped 5% from its all-time high. Don’t listen to that clown. Cramer would cut rates to zero at the first sign of any market trouble. The guy is a joke.
ParticipantCramer has been advocating a government bailout since last summer when the DOW dropped 5% from its all-time high. Don’t listen to that clown. Cramer would cut rates to zero at the first sign of any market trouble. The guy is a joke.
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