Invitation to "Economy MVNO" from DoCoMo (ITmedia Mobile) --Yahoo! News
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21 comments 21Direct mail recommended OCN Mobile ONE's monthly plan of 550 yen.
Large mobile operators may send direct mail to their subscribers. Most of them encourage contractors to change models (or change contracts) or review rate plans. [Photo] Detailed explanation when opening the crimped part One day in December, I received a direct mail from NTT DoCoMo. I was a little surprised at the content, so I think I made it as an article.
It was an "economy MVNO" promotional email
The title of the direct mail that arrived is "To all of you who are considering using less data." Some of the lines contracted under my name are (5G) Gigalite, and the charge is pasted in step 1 (2178 yen per month), so I think that it was the target of sending. This direct mail recommended the "Docomo Economy MVNO", specifically the "OCN Mobile ONE" 500MB plan provided by NTT Communications. Although you can make a new contract at a docomo shop, docomo's economy MVNO is a service of "other companies". Even though we are planning to make it a subsidiary, it was unexpected to deliver direct mail to encourage customers to switch to the service of "other companies" called NTT Communications. On the surface of the e-mail, relatively large letters such as "500 yen per month (550 yen / month including tax)" and "Reception at docomo Shop!" Are written. Below that are the basic notes. It is also clearly stated that we do not handle set sales of terminals sold by "goo Simseller" operated by NTT Resonant. On the back side, there are notes on when you come to the store. It is also recommended to make a reservation before coming to the store. It also says that you need a "d account" or "network PIN" to make a reservation on the Web, but if you don't look closely, you may miss it. You may write it in a slightly larger letter. Direct mail is a crimp type, and you can check the details of what is written on the surface by opening the inside. It also contains "Notes" when migrating to Economy MVNO (OCN Mobile ONE) and the costs required for contracts. In this email, we are promoting the advantage of being able to receive support at the docomo Shop. However, as mentioned in the note, the procedures (changes and cancellations) after the contract for Economy MVNO cannot be handled by the docomo Shop. When signing up for an economy MVNO at a docomo Shop, it seems good to ask as many questions as possible at the time of signing up. After receiving the direct mail, I decided to review the mobile phone contract in general. If you receive a direct mail urging you to review your plan, let's check if there is any "waste" in your rate plan.
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