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Question on mobile phone plans in UK, Europe, US -
06-26-2009, 01:22 PM
Just wondering how mobile/cell phone plans work in other countries. In Canada, the person with the phone pays for any calls they receive. Here in Australia, even though people pay for a plan, I have to pay over 30 cents a minute to call someone.
 This just seems a bit backwards to me. Is it common to be paying to call someone just because they choose to operate a mobile phone? I think it sucks.  Should I pick up the cost of their landline also just so I can contact them? Martinman |
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