Does it really cost that much to text and download to justify such a bill?
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Don’t worry. Marketplace competition will drive that $201,000 monthly cost down to $198,999.
We were budgeting a project to use cellphones to monitor the delivery of government services to the agricultural sector in Pakistan. I questioned the program manager about the cost estimate for the phones and service. Apparently, unlimited texting is available for about $25/year there.
$25 per year, not per month.
I suggest spending millions on congressional hearings to mandate the evil wireless carriers to stop gouging their customers, preferably resulting in a new bill.
It worked so well with the cable companies, didn’t it?
LMAO ottnott
I had the same experience with film.
America $9
Spain $6
Korea $3
all made by Kodak and exactly the same film and pakaging