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17 de Octubre, 2007
Sniffing After the "Hispanic Market" Pt. 8995
Categorized under Latin America | Tags: AT&T, Mexico, Wiretapping
AT&T WANTS A PIECE of the vaunted Hispanic Market:
Wireless [wiretapping, sneaking, government-colluding] giant, AT&T Inc., revealed earlier this week that it is cutting its rates on calls to Mexico, allowing American cell phone users to call Mexican landlines for as little as $0.05 per minute on the AT&T World Connect Mexico plan [...]AT&T is currently attempting to target the fast-growing U.S. Hispanic market, who are known to .... [blah blah blah, etc]
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Comentarios (3)
mimi dijo:
One thing that I wonder about here though...
Under the AT&T calling plan, would the landline receiving the call in Mexico get an extra charge? As many of us know, many south of the border seriously struggle to make ends meet. So, it's a concern.
When I called mi familia in Tijuana, via my Sprint cell phone and its international to Mexico plan, the the landline account charged the receiver extra for getting the call.
We found it cheaper -- for them, anyway, the receiver -- if I buy the little $10 calling cards, and use my cell phone that way...food for thought.
Palabras por mimi spat forth on el 18 de Octubre, 2007 at 07:53 AM
nezua limón xolagrafik-jonez
dijo:
a good question.
thanks for sharing some tricks of the trade.:)
Palabras por nezua limón xolagrafik-jonez
spat forth on el 18 de Octubre, 2007 at 07:58 AM
johnnyboy dijo:
be weary of anything having to do with the phone co.'s.obviously there's got be a catch somewhere in their kindness.remember their recording everything for our fascist big brother.
Palabras por johnnyboy spat forth on el 19 de Octubre, 2007 at 09:09 AM