Response from: Sasha Manuel    (11/27/06 2:15am)

Have you ever wondered why these services are free? I'm curious as to what kind of business model they have to cover for overhead.

But free will always be welcomed with open arms. LOL.

Response from: Rico    (11/27/06 4:23am)

According to the advertisement, while FuturePhone, Pinger and YouMail are still undergoing testing, all these services plan to profit from advertisements. YouMail at least allows you the option to pay a monthly fee for an ad-free version. :)

And yes, free services are the best!

Response from: Sasha Manuel    (11/29/06 2:59pm)

You mean they might introduce changes after the testing's over? And profit will come purely from adverts then, yea?

Response from: Rico    (12/05/06 9:14am)

Well I'm not sure what each service's owners plan to do once their trial versions end. Do you think that relying solely on advertisements is a good business model?

Response from: Drug Detoxification    (05/30/07 5:27am)

The idea of adding text messaging to the services of mobile users was latent in many communities of mobile communication services at the beginning of the 1980s. Experts from several of those communities contributed in the discussions on which should be the GSM services. Most thought of SMS as providing a means to alert the individual mobile user, for example, of an deposited voice mail, whereas others had more sophisticated applications in their minds, such as telemetry. However, few believed that SMS would be used as a means for sending text messages from one mobile user to another.

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