Research firm Ovum estimates that wireless providers lost nearly $14 billion in SMS revenue during 2011 due to social messaging. If past trends are any indication, that number is likely…
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+1 BRILLIANT commentGuest said:
I prefer to think that cell phone owners saved $13.9 billion in 2011. Muggers don't lose income when the robbery isn't successful.
Best guest quote I've seen on this site! You win 1000 internets, sir.Guest said:
I prefer to think that cell phone owners saved $13.9 billion in 2011. Muggers don't lose income when the robbery isn't successful.
The cost per message transmission is in the realm of thousands per penny, due to the size limit.Guest said:
How much does it cost the carrier to actually transmitt an SMS message? How much were they charging the customer for this? No wonder customers moved to alternatives.
You are a saint among men.Guest said:
I prefer to think that cell phone owners saved $13.9 billion in 2011. Muggers don't lose income when the robbery isn't successful.