cellphone store vol commission

[fly23s]

I work with T-Mobile and this what I get
10$ new line
5$ upgrade
No $ for prepaid and
10% for accessories.

WHAT DO YOU GET AND WHERE U WORK AT?


Just wanted to know

 

[TheGodFresco]

how much you make a month roughly?

 

[jaymosenvied]

When I used to work at Radio Shack it used to be $30 for a new line and $15 for an upgrade. It could be more depending on how much you attach to the phone (plan and accessories) also $7 for pre-paids.

 

[jdi23]

I used to work for us cellular broken down like this

Between 15 and 30 for new lines

10 for renewals

5 for prepaids

Between 10 and 20% for accessories

Was bringing home 2g commission checks

Selling beds now and can bring home about the same, but I never get weekends off thinking about going back to cell phones though.

 

[fly23s]

Yooooooooo I swear I finna quit this **** b. These Bengali ppl be taking all my commission. Like SRS brah fish got me frustrated. Cuz of this I barely get 250 a month b. I easily do like 50 prepaid.

 

[sooperhooper]

Hh gregg. 1% volume. 12% profit. All they care about is getting customers to buy the expensive warranty. If your warranty percentage continues to be low, you're done.

 

[fly23s]

Hh gregg. 1% volume. 12% profit. All they care about is getting customers to buy the expensive warranty. If your warranty percentage continues to be low, you're done.

No clue what you taking about

 

[miamiboy]

I work with T-Mobile and this what I get
10$ new line
5$ upgrade
No $ for prepaid and
10% for accessories.

WHAT DO YOU GET AND WHERE U WORK AT?


Just wanted to know

I start T-Mobile on Monday, wassup based brotha!
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[fly23s]

Bro the best thing to do is work in a corporate store

 

[miamiboy]

Bro the best thing to do is work in a corporate store

I never really understood the difference between a REAL T-Mobile store and a store is 100% T-Mobile but run by another company.

 

[fly23s]

Corporate is straight tmobile.
Retail retail is owned by private company.
Corporate lil strict but it's straight legit hey paid by tmobile. Like I said earlier. More commission. Retail the owner wants to hustle so we sell the sim card for 20 doing other stuff as well. U will understand later b

 

[fly23s]

Where u live at b

 

[sooperhooper]

I just focused on the commission portion of the title.

 

[miamiboy]

Miami of course

 

[mr jordan04]

That's it!? $10? Damn

 

[onthe23rd]

This cellphone job isn't cutting it :/ I get the same as you o.p.

 

[miamiboy]

How come I am hearing regular part time dudes make $400 a week / $4K off pay + commission? Do you guys live in big cities with a high volume of customers?

 

[fly23s]

Bro NYC.
Onthe3rd where u work at b

 

[gatzbygordon]

these jobs are cool if you're still in high school and need to make a little cash along with footlocker and spots like that,

but i cant see anybody surviving on their own on these kinds of jobs alone..

 

[fly23s]

these jobs are cool if you're still in high school and need to make a little cash along with footlocker and spots like that,

but i cant see anybody surviving on their own on these kinds of jobs alone..

Trust me brah both my coworkers eating good. Mad scams out there

 

[frostythepoptart]

it really depends on what kind of drive you have.

personally selling phones is a joke.

sell insurance or go sell cable services to people.

the comission and stuff people are cooking from that :x



But nay for me. no offense but college costs way too much to my value being how much money i can help the next man make. (obviously all jobs work this way but i'm sure you understand what i mean)

 

[ricky409]

Homeys at my job consistently pull in 60k...

75k if you're driven....


40k for part timers...

 

[championboyz7]

Yo miami boy which store you gonna be working at?
Sunset
Gables?

 

[m0b deep]

Wireless Advocates (Costco)

New Lines - $15

Upgrades - $5

Data (smart phones) - $15

Mobile Broad bands - $15

Insurance - $3

Verizon Corporate store is where the moneys at though 

 

[joepac12]

I recently left a job at ATT corporate to work for cricket corporate. While I'm finishing my degree its not bad work.