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Exclusive interview with “Chief Koodo Officer” Kevin Banderk

We had the pleasure of speaking with Chief Koodo Officer, Kevin Banderk of Koodo Mobile. He gave some insight into why the Koodo brand was started, how they differ from the competition (Solo, Fido, Virgin) and why “Fat-Free Mobility” trims the fat that other mobile carriers pack on. In addition, if you are looking an affordable phone that doe the basic needs (talk & text), he stresses that Koodo may be an alternative for your home land line. Enjoy the video!

*Photo of Kevin and the Koodocizers to Jalani Morgan
(A slight longer version of the phone interview is located here)

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5 comments for “Exclusive interview with “Chief Koodo Officer” Kevin Banderk”

  1. Good stuff! Keep up the good work MobileSyrup. Oh and that was a great interview. Keep it up guys!

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    Posted by Lou Treize | April 8, 2008, 5:36 pm
  2. nice interview john. thanks for doing that.

    funny comment about the value brand. "if you want to have a value brand in canada, it needs to end with 'o'." ie. solo, fido, koodo. :-)

    1 new device per quarter, 8-10 different phones in the lineup at a time (long term). will be interesting to see if they can accomplish that.

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    Posted by branden | April 9, 2008, 6:20 am
  3. Just discovered your site because of this interview, I think I'm gonna be here for awhile :)

    Good stuff!!

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    Posted by Ted Head | April 10, 2008, 5:09 am
  4. [...] Yesterday a visitor left a link to an interview with Kevin Banderk . It is actually an exlcusive interivew so that is why I am reposting the link. [...]

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    Posted by Interview with Koodo Mobile CEO | romanz.org | April 23, 2008, 9:53 am
  5. When I signed up for the Koodo plan I was assured that free nights and weekends meant calls were billed based on the time the connection was made regardless of whether it went BEYOND 8 am or if started before 5 pm billing based on time started even if went on after 5. Each month I call and receive different messages re this issue and the charges are always conveniently based on whether the call goes beyond 8 or if it starts before 5.
    When I call (other than one clerk in April) the service, tone and attitude is not good.

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    Posted by MARY | May 20, 2010, 5:39 pm

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