Verizon to Offer Mobile Phone Contact Updates [Reuters]
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Matt Hickey
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October 31, 2006
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They support only 20 phones and charging quite a hefty amount of money when the same services are available for free e.g. http://www.zyb.com
Its a VAS and should be treated like one. It is already giving them an edge on the competitor so it should be offered free. They will be making a good amount of money from the GPRS utilization than what is the point to squeeze the users more.
Wow! How innovative! Instead of using the Bluetooth features of my new high tech phone to this for free I get to pay Verizon for the privelege after they sell me the new high tech phone with the Bluetooth purposely disabled.