Nice stereotype in the image
Carp.
Microsoft is cutting deals for CRM Online customers in the UK stunned by the price hike when moving on to Dynamics 365. CRM Online users will be offered transitional deals as their existing contracts come to an end. But don't expect something off the shelf or clear to understand – what you pay will be determined by what you' …
Don't be an ass.
No one with an ounce of common sense is gonna think this article wants to stereotype black people.
This is a "sleazy salesman" pic. Which happens to have someone of the black persuasion. People who are not even really associated with this stereotype. Now, I could, kinda, maybe, get your drift if there was a stereotype linkage between the person's ethnic group and what was being criticized. i.e. xxx people being cheap, yyy people beating on their women, zzz people being something or other.
Or, should all negative types automatically be represented by whites? Males, preferably? Not saying that as an angry white guy - we don't have it too bad overall and my fellow white dudes elected Trump, so that's kinda embarrassing.
Just... think before you type. With black men getting shot by police so frequently, there are many more relevant issues to be concerned about than insisting on white-washing every single article for political correctness.
"As customers come to the end of an existing [CRM Online] contract, we offer transition pricing to move from what they had to what they need."
What they had IS what they need, that's why they bought it, but obviously not what you want to sell them. They should move to a new supplier, their existing one appears to be a drug dealer peddling something which is not good for them.
It can't just be me but when I read something like this:
"Some will pay a little more in that transition pricing and some will pay less.
I tend it to read it like the following because this is closer to reality:
"Most will pay more for the same service but in an attempt to spin this positively there is a very small chance that a small number of users will pay less."
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