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achu · 08-05-2010, 14:55

I would think monthly fee would make more sense for people using the data once in a while. However, unless you can drastically reduce your data charge, I don't think you have any competitive edge. For example, AT&T is charging a little bit over $1 per MB ($25 for 20MB or $60 for 50MB) while you are charging about $3.75 per MB for most countries (such as US and UK). I don't see how you can compete with that.

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achu (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 22 Join Date: 07 Jul 2006 Country:	08-05-2010, 14:55 I would think monthly fee would make more sense for people using the data once in a while. However, unless you can drastically reduce your data charge, I don't think you have any competitive edge. For example, AT&T is charging a little bit over $1 per MB ($25 for 20MB or $60 for 50MB) while you are charging about $3.75 per MB for most countries (such as US and UK). I don't see how you can compete with that.