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Link: Cell phones cut hotel bills.
The revenue that hotels derive from guest room telephones fell last year to an average of $2 a day per occupied room, compared with $4.10 in 2000, according to the Hospitality Research Group of PKF Consulting, which is based...
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Jeff Nolan posts on celphone usage eating into hotel phone revenue. But I would have titled the post differently - something like "Hotel Overcharging for Phone Use Alienates Customer Base and as Soon as an Alternative Becomes Available Kills an Otherw... [Read More]
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