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Originally Posted by exreader
you'll note i used the word "infrastructure" to assert that all of the front end stuff customers see, in particular support and maintenance costs DO cost, and isn't free. yup, real money.
still, i strongly feel they are nickel and diming us to death, and are generating vast profits for carrying bits around.
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Originally Posted by exreader
makes me appreciate my Kindles all the more. oh yes. reading. what a wonderful thing. Amazon giving me a free wireless network too? wow. sure doesn't compare to the $250/month people i know spend to get tv, phone (call and non cell), internet, and other "must have" services.
exReader
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I suppose that Amazon doesn't give you anything because the network doesn't belong to Amazon. They have an agreement in USA (not all the country as I've read) for an specific use and, if they want to use another networks, they've to get another agreements. I think you can't compare the two situations.