It shows how phone companies don't see voice overages as a profit point anymore.
Overages are going away like late fees for movie rentals. Its better to simplify--for both the consumer and the corporation--and pay a flat monthly rate.
With texting, picture mail, wifi, and 3g ppl are communicating much more efficiently and inexpensively.
I wouldnt go that far...look at what the big four are still charging for pay-per-use texting and video. It's enormous. I think this is more of a last ditch effort for Sprint to regain some market share before they kick the bucket and get swallowed up.
yeah, right. Sprint has Nextel, and Nextel has WAY too many corporate gigs for Spring to "kick the bucket" any time soon. Even with the so called "change" that's coming for Push-to-Talk based services, Nextel's subscriber base isn't gonna budge, bc nothing out there compares to the PTT service iDEN offers.
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It shows how phone companies don't see voice overages as a profit point anymore.
Overages are going away like late fees for movie rentals. Its better to simplify--for both the consumer and the corporation--and pay a flat monthly rate.
With texting, picture mail, wifi, and 3g ppl are communicating much more efficiently and inexpensively.
I wouldnt go that far...look at what the big four are still charging for pay-per-use texting and video. It's enormous. I think this is more of a last ditch effort for Sprint to regain some market share before they kick the bucket and get swallowed up.
yeah, right. Sprint has Nextel, and Nextel has WAY too many corporate gigs for Spring to "kick the bucket" any time soon. Even with the so called "change" that's coming for Push-to-Talk based services, Nextel's subscriber base isn't gonna budge, bc nothing out there compares to the PTT service iDEN offers.