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AVD
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join:2003-02-06
Onion, NJ

AVD

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blame Canada

Althought US carriers are not innocent.

How does Mexican pricing compare to its neighbors to the North?
gruntlord6
join:2010-06-10
Barrie, ON

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said by AVD:

Althought US carriers are not innocent.

How does Mexican pricing compare to its neighbors to the North?

Isn't it even worse in mexico?

Regio
@InterCable.net

Regio

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Well I don't think is that bad here in Mexico, I went to a Telcel Store yesterday and found a special that had a Galaxy S3 for free on a 24 month contract for $599 MXP (close to $45 USD tax included). The plan had 130 minutes nationwide and 3GB of data, no so bad as I personally don't use SMS.

But everyone here in MX seems to hate Telcel somehow...
BosstonesOwn
join:2002-12-15
Wakefield, MA

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Here in Colombia , I get unlimited everything for $25 a month. 4g is an extra $15 us a month, but again unlimited. I don't know which providers they got their data from for South America, it seems a bit high.
etaadmin
join:2002-01-17
united state

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Wasn't telcel a joint venture with at&t-Mexico?

Please remind me who is who in the Mexican market, which company belongs to Carlos Slim and which to Televisa?

J E F F4
Whatta Ya Think About Dat?
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join:2004-04-01
Kitchener, ON

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said by AVD:

Althought US carriers are not innocent.

How does Mexican pricing compare to its neighbors to the North?

Meh...$29 for unlimited talk, text and data..although throttled after 5 GB and spotty coverage.

You pay for coverage...

Regio
@uninet-ide.com.mx

Regio to etaadmin

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The big operators are Telcel (América Móvil) owned by Carlos Slim, movistar (Telefónica, from Spain) and Iusacell, the little guy compared to the other two but with the monster that is Televisa right behind.

at&t and Verizon went out from Mexico a long time ago.