Hi Folks,
While J-phone launched its Internet services later than DoCoMo and KDDI, and
there are a host of other reasons why they would have lower subscribership
numbers, ie not as much compelling content, etcetc,..but..
I was wondering people's opinions with regard to the effect of the "2 yen
per request" pricing structure on service popularity.
I thought that J-phone also had a per minute pricing, in addition to the per
request structure for its Internet services. (but I guess I'm wrong here)
Is J-phone's "per request model" more viable than per minute from their
financial health stand point? perspective?- (and more appealing than per
minute from the consumer perspective?)
Is it wrong to assume that consumers everywhere would rather have a flat or
per bit pricing structure, which is ostensibly much cheaper..
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Received on Mon Feb 5 20:30:45 2001