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Originally Posted by RTuesday
The fickle lowest-price-seeking customers (us) will drop them anytime they can find a better deal, and in the meantime exploit any loopholes they can find (e.g. callback to free incoming) to cut their revenue per customer.
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Yes I think that some of us (I include myself) may only have ourselves to blame when our sim providers fall on hard times. We find a good deal on a roaming sim and then try and beat the system with free callbacks etc. So then there is little hope of the telco creating a sustainable long term business model. With that in mind who can now blame UM when they instituted their modest fee for receiving a call.
I hope UM can solve their problems on +423 and/or +44 or both, I've been with them a long time, since the days of Riiing.