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Comment Further Info (Score 1) 1

Here's some more info:
"If you take a look at SMS usage, it's increasing at an exponential rate," Hamilton said from Toronto. "It's a texting world."
http://technology.canoe.ca/2009/05/05/9357091-cp.html

Federal NDP Leader Jack Layton called the move a "cash grab" ... [t]he announcement of the change to text messaging fees came the same day Rogers announced that both Rogers Wireless and Fido phones will be able to send and receive updates from online messaging service Twitter by SMS text message."
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2009/05/05/rogers-text.html

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Submission + - Rogers To Charge For Incomming Text Messages 1

AlizarinCrimson writes: The Toronto Star is reporting that Rogers is going to start charging customers that do not subscribe to a text messaging plan for incoming text messages.

"Rogers Communications Inc. will begin charging wireless subscribers 15 cents for each incoming text message received on cellphones..."

Source: http://www.thestar.com/Business/article/629597

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