Nah! She got eclipsed after she did Speed with Keannu. She was good during the Love Potion #9 days.
Owning An iPhone Will Cost You $4,000 In 3 Years
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Wow dude and have you read this little piece of information from your link?rubmeister100 said:
So in other words, it's $30/month for the morons who get the data plan but then in 3 months they will have to drop their pants and take it from behind from the Rogers serial rapist
Man are you dumb. The 3 year rate is $30 for 6Gb. The time limit is for signing. The price does not change for the term.Music_Box said:Wow dude and have you read this little piece of information from your link?
So in other words, it's $30/month for the morons who get the data plan but then in 3 months they will have to drop their pants and take it from behind from the Rogers serial rapist
Are you just trolling? I think you are. If you don't like Rogers, go to their competitors, but you're not going to convince me they're 'serial rapists'. It's just business. Get over your indignation.
Is English your first language? Or are you really this stupid?Music_Box said:Wow dude and have you read this little piece of information from your link?
So in other words, it's $30/month for the morons who get the data plan but then in 3 months they will have to drop their pants and take it from behind from the Rogers serial rapist
I can't remember the last time my cell phone bill was that low, or when I paid it..... many of these are going to people who use them for work and won't pay the network fees... they're on our corporate approved list....Esco! said:How is that a rip-off, thats only about $150 a month
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I spend most of time setting up NOCs for large corps ... and u pretty much hit the nail on the head in well run and well setup centre. I know one fortune 50 that has a Gears of War LAN tournament every day .....dreamblade said:Right. I forgot. All IT people do all day is eat twinkies, play WOW, and masturbate to Sarah Michelle Gellar all day.
You really don't have the slightest clue how a tech centre is run, do you?
Of all the people I know who have a Blackberry, not one pays the bill - they are all paid by their companies.
Personally, I get along fine with my simple Motorola flip phone. iphone looks cool and all, but I wouldn't use the features, not interested in Rogers, and it isn't value for the money for me (since I pay my own cell bill).
If people want to spend huge amounts on iphones, they can go ahead and do so. If the plans were $15 a month, I'd probably get one too. At the current rates, not interested. If the rates were $15 a month with no contract, Rogers would sell so many they would still make big bucks on sheer volume of monthly fees coming in.
Personally, I get along fine with my simple Motorola flip phone. iphone looks cool and all, but I wouldn't use the features, not interested in Rogers, and it isn't value for the money for me (since I pay my own cell bill).
If people want to spend huge amounts on iphones, they can go ahead and do so. If the plans were $15 a month, I'd probably get one too. At the current rates, not interested. If the rates were $15 a month with no contract, Rogers would sell so many they would still make big bucks on sheer volume of monthly fees coming in.
Yes, but with so many morons and suckers like Dr69 eagerly paying these exorbitant date plan prices Rogers would be stupid to lower them.alexmst said:
Anyways, just today I saw a wristwatch that is a cellphone, yes, a watch with a cellphone incorporated, it's light, it has blue-tooth, video-playing capabilities and is also an MP3 player. It costs $299, this is way cooler than the iPhone and more practical.
No...
Yes, Rogers is profitable. That is the point of running a business. Yes, I think the Canadian wireless operators rip off Canadian subscribers. Here is hoping the recent auction will address some of that.
But there is NO WAY Rogers could build out a nationwide 3G network and then give you unlimited access to it for 15/month per subscriber and remain profitable.
..Rogers provides you internet access over an existing and already amortized network. In order for you to use your 3G iPhone, Rogers had to make a investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars.Music_Box said:
Yes, Rogers is profitable. That is the point of running a business. Yes, I think the Canadian wireless operators rip off Canadian subscribers. Here is hoping the recent auction will address some of that.
But there is NO WAY Rogers could build out a nationwide 3G network and then give you unlimited access to it for 15/month per subscriber and remain profitable.
No...
The network infrastructure required to run a multi million subscriber network costs HUNDREDS of millions of dollars, and because you'd bitch like a scalded cat every time it went down, has to be orders of magnitude more reliable (and thus more expensive and complex) than any piece of network gear you have likely put your hands on in your life. If your internet went down with the frequency that your PC does, Rogers would be out of business.
Stick to GC work dude...
..it isn't not even close. Not even in the same ballpark.tboy said:
The network infrastructure required to run a multi million subscriber network costs HUNDREDS of millions of dollars, and because you'd bitch like a scalded cat every time it went down, has to be orders of magnitude more reliable (and thus more expensive and complex) than any piece of network gear you have likely put your hands on in your life. If your internet went down with the frequency that your PC does, Rogers would be out of business.
Stick to GC work dude...
Different business model for one...
...but mostly because thanks to a lack of competition, Canadians will pay it.
Esco! said:Fine Canucklehead, but a lot of people wanna know why Canadians pay so many charges compared to some Americans.
There has to be some explanation.
...but mostly because thanks to a lack of competition, Canadians will pay it.
right on!!! the other factor is the mobile penetration rate.MLAM said:
http://www.economist.com/printedition/displayStory.cfm?Story_ID=4351974
tboy is a funny dude, his comeback is to attack other people's grammar while discussing technology. His head must be full of sOndra bullock.MLAM said:
adding to mlam's, it also take multi-million to setup the 4G (LTE) network to remain ahead of the competition.
http://www2.nortel.com/go/solution_content.jsp?segId=0&catId=0&parId=0&prod_id=61702
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