Carriers could be forced by EU to support VoIP services
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SoCoolCurt (PSN: KillaKornbread - XBL: SoCoolCurt) @ Apr 13th 2009 11:42AM
i wish they would do this more in the US. i get tired of having to pay for things that my device is more than capable of doing anyway. like paying extra for tethering when i already have an "unlimited" data plan for example. i can tether without a hitch for a one time fee by using a 3rd party app. i mean it works for me but it just makes me think about the people getting nickeled and dimed for it.
Carlos @ Apr 14th 2009 12:28AM
that happens because we are all too afraid to riot and revolt. we as a country feel content hacking into things to get them for free. I think things like that should be free from the start.
people shouldn't be afraid of the government. the government should be afraid of it's people.
Crunch @ Apr 14th 2009 7:56PM
This is why I LOVE being American and live where I live. We have the best and least expensive cellular system that no other carrier in any other country has been able to come close to matching. :D
zelounger @ May 27th 2009 10:47AM
@Crunch: Hahahahaha!!! I see you have no idea of what is going on in the EU...