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Comment The "free minute plans" are the problem (Score 1) 675

What I remember, most cell phone customers in Europe pay by the minute for outgoing calls. If called, they cell phone owner does not pay anything, but the land-line caller pays long distance charges.

Here (I'm in Canada) people pay monthly plans that allow them, say, 200 minutes and free weekends or some such.

Now, which system entices the cell phone companies to enhance the service and the coverage? The one system that helps them make more money if people use the phone more - or the other system in which every "free" minute used by a customer actually costs the cell phone provider money?

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