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It's their own choice to stick to e-mail, that's a seperate discussion as not using a phone would definitely affect you in this society. My point is that using
by bosch 15y ago
It's their own choice to stick to e-mail, that's a seperate discussion as not using a phone would definitely affect you in this society.
My point is that using VoIP may be cheaper, but it is of vastly inferior quality and will annoy the person you're talking to. If you only use voice once in a while buy a bunch of minutes, you're not subsidizing anyone as the network wouldn't have been built without voice, so one could argue the voice users are subsidizing YOU.
- dangrossman 15y ago> If you only use voice once in a while buy a bunch of minutes Maybe you could explain that more? Smartphone data plans and prepaid minute phones don't overlap... are you suggesting we carry two phones?