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I would liken it more to your ISP charging you an additional $30 a month on top of your internet subscription to be able to use instant messaging.
by fossuser 16y ago
I would liken it more to your ISP charging you an additional $30 a month on top of your internet subscription to be able to use instant messaging.
- corin_ 16y agoI wouldn't. That would be comparable to phone networks charging for access to instant messaging on their phone (on top of data costs). Charging for SMS is more like your ISP charging you an additional $xx/month to use an instant messaging system that they themselves provide and host.