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Rob
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Re: Why not mirror the blackberry plan?

said by PhoenixDown See Profile :

It would be easier to bill, ATT would get additional revenue from the increased MRC, and no one would have to worry about going over and ending up with a $100,000 bill.
Well, like others said, they are milking the iPhone for everything they can. But I also heard that the Blackberry compresses the data, and the iPhone doesn't.
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