
Also, some products have an additional feature that the companies providing the service want to charge extra for. The original primary feature of the device has not changed, but that's irrelevant. We need to fight this cash grab on ancillary features! First, it's automakers charging extra for "air conditioning", now this. If I can't receive text messages from people with my mobile phone, how else can I possibly "talk" through a mobile phone? What am I supposed to do with my thumbs?
I want a petition calling for lower Ferrari pricing in Canada.
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He he, good point Jim...the best "petition" that Rogers could get would be empty stores and boxes of unsold iPhones.
Watch them change their prices then.
If I don't need it, and can't afford it, I won't buy it.
If you don't need it, and can afford it, get me one while you're at it.
:)
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